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Glimpses of Charleston

A local's eye view

Pilots Wharf

A gorgeous start to a Charleston day. Adger’s Wharf, on the right, has been used by the Charleston Branch Pilots Association as its home since 1890. Their role of guiding ships safely in and out of Charleston harbor (a function which they trace back to ancient Greece and Rome) is critical to the operations of the very busy port.

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  1. Suzi Yohe says

    02/19/2022 at 8:34 AM

    Thank you for sharing! For as long as I’ve lived in the Lowcountry, I don’t know most of what you post. But I LOVE learning something new…preferably everyday…And you guys certainly help with that. Thank you!

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