Anchored on the Meeting Street end by the elegant Market Hall, the City Market is unusually quiet during the coronavirus pandemic. Designed by the famed Charleston architect E. B. White and built in 1841, Market Hall has some beautiful details, including the ram's heads above the columns -- signifying that it was a meat market.

Market Hall

Anchored on the Meeting Street end by the elegant Market Hall, the City Market is unusually quiet during the coronavirus pandemic. Designed by the famed Charleston architect E. B. White and built in 1841, Market Hall has some beautiful details, including the ram and ox heads above the columns — signifying that it was a meat market.