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The Powder Magazine
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Coast
Completed in 1713, the Powder Magazine was built for gunpowder storage. It is the oldest public building in the Carolinas and one of the few remaining military structures associated with the 1780 British Siege of Charles Town. The Powder Magazine is... Read More
Elliott House Inn
Charleston
Coast
Home (c.1861) in the heart of downtown. Furnished with elegant period style furniture; Restaurants and shopping nearby. Free nightly wine and cheese and free bike rentals. Read More
Annual Holiday Parade of Boats
Charleston
Coast
Get on board with a Lowcountry holiday tradition as this display of lighted and festive boats proceeds from the Cooper River, through the Charleston Harbor and into the Ashley River, culminating in a brilliant fireworks display over the harbor. View the... Read More
Holiday Festival Of Lights
Charleston
Coast
More than two million enchanting lights adorn James Island County Park. Come experience the three-mile driving tour and see a wide array of dazzling designs for the holidays. But it's more than just a driving tour. The Holiday Festival of Lights invites... Read More
St. Philip's Graveyard
Charleston
Coast
Buried here are revolutionaries, politicians, confederates and artists. Among then are Col. William Rhett, known as the "Scourge of the Pirates," charged with bringing the murderous Blackbeard and Stede Bonnet to justice. Edward Rutledge, a signer of... Read More
Poogan's Porch
Charleston
Coast
What gives Charleston eateries so much of their charm and reputation is, of course, wonderful, delicious food. And what could be more Charleston than an 1886 home named after an abandoned dog and complete with its own ghost? Long past the life of fluffy... Read More