The gazebo in White Point Garden in Charleston, formally known as the Williams Music Pavilion, is a popular spot for weddings and other special occasions.
White Point Garden Gazebo
Ahhhh Charleston
A serene view of Charleston Harbor from Waterfront Park. Castle Pinckney is to the left and Fort Sumter is way off in the distance.
Charleston Neon
One of the classic neon signs on King Street in Charleston belongs to Berlins, a fine clothing store that has been around since 1883. Framed by some historic layers, it’s striking in the early evening light.
Air Conditioning
The shutters on this large Charleston house on Meeting Street are likely closed to help keep the sun out and the house cool on hot summer days.
Cool Relief
In the Charleston summer heat, a great way to cool off is just to get in the famous Pineapple Fountain in Waterfront Park.
Cabbage/Catfish Row
This stretch of Church Street in Charleston is famously known as Cabbage or Catfish Row, as it was referred to in Porgy & Bess.
Sizzling Summer
It’s been a hot summer in Charleston. Some sizzling sun along the Murray Boulevard on the Ashley River.
Villa Margherita
This beautiful house on South Battery in Charleston has had its share of important guests, including three US presidents — William Howard Taft, Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt.
Cool Kids
On a hot summer day in Charleston, there are few ways to cool off better than playing in one of the fountains in Waterfront Park.
Charleston Flower Boxes
The flower boxes along Rainbow Row in Charleston are spectacular.
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