Historical Places in Oak Land Charleston, SC

This beautiful church dates back to 1844 and is the only French Hugenot church in the country that still gives the liturgy in French.This beautiful chur

Located in the heart of Downtown Charleston, full of southern charm + rich history, The Gadsden House is the perfect venue for wedding ceremonies + reception

History of the Edmondston-Alston House was built in 1825 by Scottish shipping merchant Charles Edmondston at the height of his commercial success. T

ANNOUNCEMENT: The Avery Research Center is Temporarily Closing for Renovations February 1st-October 15th, 2017. The College of Charleston’s Avery Resear

A 21-room tribute to Charleston grandeur, The Wentworth Mansion is a downtown Charleston inn that exemplifies splendor with Italian crystal chandelier

The Charleston Museum, America's First Museum, founded in 1773. Its mission is to preserve and interpret the cultural and natural history of Charleston and t

Spacious rooms, gracious service, exceptional breakfast, unbeatable location. Discover why Cond Nast Traveler Readers named us one of the south's best bed a

Property Location With a stay at Kings Courtyard Inn, you'll be centrally located in Charleston, steps from Confederate Museum and Charleston City Market. Th

Located in a renovated gas station (c. 1930), Shop Historic Charleston's flagship store at 108 Meeting Street offers jewelry, food, tea, local art, and mo

History comes alive as Colonial dressed guides talk about Pirates, Patriots and Presidents! Explore the location where pirates were once held and view

Established in 1855, the South Carolina Historical Society is dedicated to expanding, preserving, and making accessible our invaluable collection, a

The history of Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum began in June 1975 when the legendary aircraft carrier USS Yorktown entered Charleston Harbor. A f

Middleton Place Restaurant strives to integrate the freshest local ingredients in a blended style of traditional Southern cuisine with a contemporary edge.

Federal headquarters for the National Park Service's historic properties located in Charleston and Fort Sumter.Federal headquarters for the National Pa

The Folly Beach Fishing Pier is closed for reconstruction that is expected to take 28 months, with the new pier opening approximately Spring of 2023. For mo

We love Charleston and we love sharing what we know and love about Charleston with you. Our goal is always the same and that is to make your Charlest

Part of the country estate of Charles Pinckney, drafter and signer of the Constitution, and a museum interpreting the lives and relationships