Charleston

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This congregation was founded at the same time as the relocation of Charles Towne to its present site. The earliest records of the church were lost in an early 18th century hurricane, but it is known that a meeting house was at this location in the late... Read More

Charleston

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Thomas Miller was the first president of South Carolina State University. He served in both houses of the state legislature and in the US Congress. He successfully petitioned for a law prohibiting white teachers in black schools. His home was built in... Read More

Charleston

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The Audubon Swamp is a black water cypress and tupelo swamp, that's lovely, mysterious, and unique to this area. Once a freshwater reservoir used for rice cultivation, the entire 60 acres is traversed by boardwalks, bridges, and dikes, featuring all... Read More

Summerville

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The Pink Dolphin is a 2-story pink historic home in downtown Summerville, only 30 minutes from Charleston. We offer Southern hospitality and Southern-style breakfast at a great value ($97-$137). Read More

Charleston

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The Rev. Daniel J. Jenkins established the Jenkins Orphanage in 1891 for African-American children following an encounter with four youngsters living on the streets of Charleston. The original site of this orphanage was at 20 Franklin St. in the Old... Read More

North Charleston

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Since opening in 2007, EVO has been committed to using local products. EVO's pizzas are neopolitan style and are cooked in a wood fired brick oven. They have a great offering of salads, sandwiches and specials that help them showcase their wood fired... Read More