Charleston

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First Baptist Church originated in Kittery, Maine, in 1682. Under the leadership of William Screven, the church moved to Charleston in 1696. An earlier meeting house (c. 1701) was replaced by the present Greek Revival Sanctuary (c. 1822), designed by... Read More

Charleston

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A celebration of African-American and Caribbean art featuring jazz, classical, R&B, and gospel concerts, live stage plays, dance companies, outdoor block dances, educational workshops, literary artists, etc. Read More

Edisto Island

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With the theme “Choosing to Protect Our Coast,” the Edisto Interpretive Center helps promote the wise use of coastal resources. It is headquarters for Edisto Beach State Park’s interpretive programs and curriculum-based field studies, and for the S.C.... Read More

Mount Pleasant

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Featured as one of Southern Living’s “Best Places to Stay in Charleston,” The Cottages on Charleston Harbor offer luxury two-bedroom cottages with a spacious living area, full kitchen, and private porch- Stay and enjoy waterfront views unlike any other. Read More

Charleston

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While visiting the Charleston City Market, have lunch at the Food for the Southern Soul Cue-osk. Try owner Jimmy Hagood's award-winning pork barbecue or have a beef brisket sandwich. A variety of BlackJack sauces and rubs are also available for sale.... Read More

Johns Island

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This barrier island is the largest island in South Carolina, located in Charleston County. The island is home to the famed Angel Oak, one of the largest living oak trees in the world, thought to be more than 1,400 years old. Read More