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1837 Bed & Breakfast
Charleston
Coast
"...a perfect place to unwind." New York Times. Beautifully furnished with canopied poster beds and period antiques. Complimentary full plated breakfast and afternoon tea, complimentary onsite parking for small and medium size cars and complimentary... Read More
French Huguenot Church
Charleston
Coast
The French Protestant Church of Charleston was founded in approximately 1681 by Huguenot refugees from the Protestant persecutions in France. About 450 Huguenots had settled in South Carolina's Low Country by 1700. The first Huguenot Church was built on... Read More
Barrier Island Eco Tours
Isle of Palms
Coast
Naturalist led boat excursions though salt marsh tidal creeks to Capers Island Heritage Preserve, one of the few remaining undeveloped barrier islands on the East Coast. Excursions include the Capers Island Wildlife Exploration, Dolphin Sunset Cruise,... Read More
Springfield Baptist Church
Charleston
Coast
The Springfield Baptist Church is one of the first, if not the oldest, remaining freely organized Black Baptist churches in the area. The Springfield Baptist Church was established as St. Andrew's Baptist Church in 1863. In 1871, Peter C. Gaillard, a... Read More
JB's Smokeshack
Johns Island
Coast
You are about to have some of the Lowcountry's best barbecue pork judged Best of the Best in America, by National BBQ News and suggested as "the place to go eat" by the New York Times. Our pork, brisket, and ribs are cooked slowly over hickory wood. Our... Read More
Residence Inn Charleston North
North Charleston
Coast
Our pet-friendly hotel is just outside of the historic district and offers convenience to Joint Base Charleston, North Charleston Coliseum, Northwood's Mall and Goose Creek. After an adventurous day of work or play, retire to our spacious suites with... Read More