Upper King Street in Charleston has become a vibrant home to wonderful restaurants and shops. It is full of beauty and energy.
Evening on King
Just Another Charleston House
There are so many spectacular colonial and antebellum houses in Charleston… this is just another one. Built in 1848, this house can be found on the corner of Charlotte and Alexander Streets. It was built as a wedding present by the father of the soon to be daughter-in-law of Governor William Aiken (of Aiken-Rhett house fame).
Fall Flowerboxes
Just because it is officially fall in Charleston, it doesn’t mean the flowerboxes aren’t thriving. These can be found at the corner of Tradd and Meeting Streets.
Early Morning Light
The early morning sun casts long shadows in Waterfront Park.
Tourism
Tourism is one of the Charleston area’s largest economic drivers. Its many and far reaching effects includes traffic in many varieties.
Sunrise Salute
General Moultrie greets the dawn at White Point Garden.
Meeting Street
A beautiful view up Meeting Street contains one of the few houses with a portico and the St. Michael’s church steeple. One the house’s porch railing is a banner objecting to the cruise ship terminal being at the foot of historic Market Street.
Good Morning — Welcome to Charleston
The pineapple fountain in Waterfront Park is a great place to greet the dawn.
Cock A Doodle Do
This wonderful house on Gibbes Street has roosters on its gate posts and used to have live roosters and chickens living in the garden.
Morning Run
One of the great places to run and see the sunrise in Charleston is the High Battery. Gorgeous views off the harbor on one side, spectacular homes on the other.
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