Charleston

Coast

Market Hall was built in 1841 for the use of the commissioners of the market and was also used as a meeting hall. Since 1899 it has been home to the Confederate Museum. The hall was the commercial center of Charleston for many years and served as a... Read More

Charleston

Coast

We have sites with 30 and 50 amp full hook-ups (electrity, water, sewer and cable) or just electricity,water, cable sites, 30 amp only. Sorry tent sites. We have LP gas, storage, free WiFi, a dump station, CLEAN bath facilities, picnic tables, outdoor... Read More

Charleston

Coast

America's First Museum showcases an outstanding collection that tells the story of Charleston and the Lowcountry. Whether you have an interest in early southern culture, decorative arts, historic weaponry or military history, The Charleston Museum has... Read More

Charleston

Coast

The land on which The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist stands was originally purchased in 1821 by our first bishop, The Rt. Rev. John England of Co. Cork, Ireland. Bishop England, four other bishops, and Bishop England’s sister, Joanna Monica England,... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church was built in 1847-48 as the Glebe Street Presbyterian Church. The design is a very academic one and shows the influence of Sir John Soane (1753-1837) one of England's most prominent architects of the late... Read More

Johns Island

Coast

Wakeboarding, local music and local food. Bring your dogs (but they must be leashed). Charelston's top wakeboarders doing demos on the hour, every hour. Music provided by Lowcountry Music Service. Great for all ages that enjoy music, outdoors and being... Read More