Charleston

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This Russell Breeden design, carved from an original Charleston plantation, features lush Bermuda fairways meandering through forests of hickory and oak. Breeden used the natural surroundings and a mosaic of ponds to create a beautiful setting that... Read More

Charleston

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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

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Thomas Miller was the first president of South Carolina State University. He served in both houses of the state legislature and in the US Congress. He successfully petitioned for a law prohibiting white teachers in black schools. His home was built in... Read More

Johns Island

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The Walnut Schoolhouse was originally built in 1868 for the freed slaves after the Civil War. Along with 10 other one-room schoolhouses, it was the beginning of public education for Johns Island. It was previously located on what is now Betsey Kerrison... Read More

Charleston

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Drawing inspiration from her Lowcountry backyard, Hawaii and beyond, Chef Chari Skinner puts a unique spin on modern brasserie cuisine, serving a tasty menu of seasonal shared plates, local salads and beautifully composed entrees. The restaurant also... Read More

Mount Pleasant

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The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market is a gathering place for locals and visitors to leisurely explore the market's treasure trove. The opening bell rings at 3:30 pm signaling the time to buy the freshest local vegetables, fruits, seafood, flowers, baked... Read More