The sun starts to light up the sky above Charleston Harbor, as seen from the High Battery.
High Battery Dawn
Gate and Garden
This beautiful iron gate protects an equally beautiful garden on South Battery.
Horsedrawn Charleston
Even on a stormy day, touring Charleston by horse drawn carriage helps provide an intimacy that driving does not. This carriage is on South Battery. The Colonel John Ashe House on the right just sold for the most money of any house ($7.72 million) ever in the historic district.
Sunrise Over Charleston
The sun rising over the peninsula of Charleston reflecting in the tidal marsh along the Ashley River.
Church Street Sunrise
The steeple of St. Philip’s Church glows in the early morning sun. St. Philip’s, which traces its roots to 1681, is the oldest congregation in South Carolina.
Ahhhh Charleston
The ironwork, gardens and houses of Charleston are famous for a pretty good reason. You can find these on Legare Street.
Morning Reflections
The rising sun at the City Marina along Lockwood Boulevard helps make for some beautiful reflections.
Good Morning Charleston
The early Charleston morning sun hitting the upper portions of the Dock Street Theatre (America’s 1st theater) on Church Street.
C’mon In!
This wonderful entryway can be found on Legare Street. The walls and gates are magnificent and the bust over the doorway is a bit unusual.
Knock, Knock
The details of Charleston are wonderful. This is a knocker on a pre-colonial house on Church Street.
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