This award "recognizes a distinguished landscape architecture project completed between 15 and 50 years ago that…

The Park Rangers provide insight into the assault upon the fort which triggered the bloodiest war in our nation’s…

These are said to be the oldest landscaped gardens in America.

The Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge replaced Charleston's former Cooper River Bridges, and forever changed imagery of our…

This is the 500 acre remnant of the original 2,000 acre Drayton plantation, founded in 1676, and it’s now being run by…

Amid formal gardens, NRH is one of America’s most important neoclassical dwellings declared a National Historic…

The Park itself tells stories of Charleston's History and the Civil War through the statues and monuments.

It is the Cultural Heart of Charleston since 1804 and a National Historic Landmark.

This unique interactive theater is nestled in the heart of Church street a stones throw away from the famous Market.

A house which is being maintained and kept to illustrate the life of people in Charleston back in the nineteenth…

McCleod is a microcosm of the history of race relations in the south - from pre-Civil War to the 1990s.

Known as the only real authentic preserved plantation, Drayton Hall is actually on major restoration process.