Charleston

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John Rutledge, signer of the Constitution of the U.S., built his Charleston home on Broad Street in 1763. His home is one of only 15 residences belonging to those signers to survive. Lovingly restored to a bed and breakfast in 1989, this historic inn... Read More

Rantowles

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On September 9 & 10, 1739 an Angolan slave by the name of Jemmy led 80 slaves from area plantations marching toward St. Augustine, Florida expecting freedom. After attacking a warehouse to seize weapons, burning homes, buildings and killing whites, a... Read More

Charleston

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Re-live the proud Jewish heritage, see some of the sites and learn about people that have enriched America's most historic city and country since 1695. For more than 46 years people of all faiths have experienced this customized and personalized tour... Read More

McClellanville

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Tucked away in the remote last vestiges of a colonial-era rice plantation, Hampton Plantation State Historic Site is both bucolic and evocative. The plantation’s Georgian-style mansion and well-kept grounds serve as an interpretive site for the... Read More

Charleston

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Summer Wine Strolls at Middleton Place will take place through September. Held every Wednesday evening 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. and will include an assortment of fine cheeses. Enjoy strolling through America’s oldest landscaped gardens while sampling a variety... Read More

Kiawah Island

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Andell Inn is a new, charming Boutique Resort nestled within Freshfields Village, the shopping and social hub for Kiawah & Seabrook Island. Choose between studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom suites featuring full kitchens and living spaces. Read More