The Charleston City Market has a long and rich history. In a recent renovation a section was fully enclosed and air-conditioned. It’s a beautiful spot and full of interesting things to buy and eat.
City Market
St. Philip’s Church
The striking steeple of St. Philip’s Episcopal Church… which is located, fittingly enough, on Church Street.
Dock Street Theater
The Dock Street Theater was the oldest theater in America, built in 1736. The current theater, built in 1809 as an hotel, and the entry is guarded by these unusual and striking columns. It’s located on Church and Queen Street.
Sword Gate
The striking Sword Gate on Legare Street is one of the most famous gates in Charleston. This gate actually has a twin, which was originally crafted to hang in a Charleston police station. The twin can now be found at the Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina.
Ahhhh… Charleston
A beautiful view of the striking steeple of Citadel Square Baptist Church on Meeting Street, as seen from behind the lovely fountain in Marion Square.
Lush Charleston
The lushness of Charleston is captured on Tradd Street, just off Church Street.
State Street Postcard
State Street… the essence of Charleston — window boxes, flowers, a bicycle and wonderful colonial era buildings.
Cut-Through
The path from King Street to the Unitarian Church graveyard is one of the coolest “cut-throughs” in Charleston. When you pass through these gates, it almost instantly takes you to another, peaceful world.
Savage House
While this house looks like it could be set on a plantation in the country, it’s just another downtown Charleston house… at the corner of Broad and Savage Streets.
Charleston Garden
Charleston is well known for its amazing gardens. This spectacular one, on Legare Street, tracks its earlier likeness following extraordinary amount archaeological research to ensure its accuracy.
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