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Founders Hall at Charles Towne Landing

Founders Hall at Charles Towne Landing

Historic Charleston & Resort Islands

Historic Charleston & Resort Islands
Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site, located along the banks of the Ashley River, is known as the birthplace of South Carolina. This historically significant property is also home to a unique venue – Founders Hall. With state-of-the-art features, Founders Hall complements the natural beauty of Charles Towne Landing’s charming setting while offering guests every modern convenience. Founders Hall is an ideal venue for rehearsal dinners, wedding receptions, retreats, seminars, corporate meetings, family reunions, holiday parties and more. In the gold-level LEED-certified green building, natural light streams through a glass wall that spans the length of the hall, while a landscaped courtyard beckons guests outdoors.
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Coastal & Islands
Charleston
Coastal & Islands
1500 Old Towne RD,
Charleston, SC 29407 (843) 556-6871

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