Charleston

Coast

Theatrical performances complement a candlelight tour of the Edmondston-Alston House. Adorned in period costumes, performers reflect on past Christmas events that not only touched the lives of the Edmondston and Alston families, but also the city of... Read More

Charleston

Coast

In the Lowcountry, history is not relegated to a plaque on a landmark. Instead, it is a sense of place—a connection to the past—that lives in the hearts of locals, is apparent in regional traditions, graces the facades of homes, punctuates the vernacular... Read More

Charleston

Coast

By the mid-19th century, the Anglican Church in South Carolina had evolved into a strong Episcopal Diocese. By 1846, with four Episcopal churches in the city, the growth of the population and strong religious fervor led to the founding of Grace Church,... Read More

Coast

Built in 1962, this automated lighthouse is adjacent to Fort Moultrie. An active light house, the 140-ft. tall structure's light, at just over a million candlepower, has a range of 26 miles. The lighthouse is not open for tours but can be viewed from... Read More

Edisto Island

Coast

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

Charleston

Coast

Palmer's Pinckney Inn is a charming bed & breakfast located in the very heart of Charleston, SC - the Number One City In America for touring & as a travel destination. Edit Read More