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Bright green public space overlooking the coast: great for picnics and lounging.
This Georgian-Palladian gem, built in 1738, is America's oldest plantation house open to the public.
Historical house with the oldest landscaped gardens in America.
Home of the oldest garden in America.
This is the real Charleston experi... not just a tour. Unlike the touristy opportunities in town, the History comes alive when you walk the streets of Charleston. It is so enlightening to stroll the...
Now a Bed and Breakfast, as well as a National Landmark, South Carolina Governor Edward Rutledge,youngest signer of the Declaration of Independence, lived in this house built circa 1760.
An historical mansion open to the public.
A historic house museum that is highly recommended.
Charleston's oldest church has been tolling its bells on the hour since 1764.
An historic house museum worth a visit.
Scenic cemetery where 5 Civil War Generals are buried.
Historic museum with displays of the Civil War.
Interesting note, the building which housed the museum for years burned only 2 months after it was moved to the current location on Meeting St. in 1982. The original columns were left, and can still
