As the sun goes down in Charleston, there are few prettier places to take a walk than the High Battery.
Setting Sun
The sun setting along the Ashley River. A view along Murray Boulevard towards the James Island Connector and the Round Holiday Inn.
Second Pres Steeple
Second Presbyterian Church has a more non-traditional contribution to the Charleston skyline.
Just Another Charleston House
Charleston is full of magnificent antebellum houses… here’s just another. You can find it on Legare Street.
High Battery Pink
These are the first two houses on the High Battery in Charleston, heading away from White Point Garden — elegance and a bit of brightness. The pink and white color scheme is said have been used by a dentist who owned the pink house as it resembled healthy teeth and gums.
Once Upon A Wharf
Boyces Wharf is one of the remaining cobblestone streets in Charleston. If you walk down to the end, you will be in Waterfront Park… right next to the Pilot’s Pier.
Garden City
Charleston is truly a garden city and the beauty of the houses is often hidden away behind the lushness of the flora.
Grand Piazzas
Side porches on a Charleston single house are called “piazzas.” These are a magnificent example and can be found on King Street.
Church on Church
St. Philip’s Church is one of the most beautiful and oldest churches in Charleston, SC . By some amazing coincidence, it is located on Church Street.
Broad Street Bouquet
Beautiful flowers and beautiful homes on Broad Street in Charleston.
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