History – Travel – Exploration – Adventure
Art – Music – Inspiration
and... Hospitality
It's the holiday season and there is no shortage of events the whole family can enjoy in and around the Charleston SC area for the month of December 2019. I have listed just a few of what I consider to be some of the most notable and entertaining holiday season events happening in some of the most prominent and appreciated venues of the Charleston and SC Lowcountry area. Read More →
The SC Lowcountry, Pee Dee,
Midlands, and Piedmont
What is the Lowcountry? Is Charleston a part of the Lowcountry, or is the Lowcountry a part of Charleston? I hear questions like these frequently, especially from folks that aren't from South Carolina. Hopefully, this... Read More →
Town Halls Of Summerville
Full of Character and Prominence
Throughout Summerville's history there have been 4 town halls to include the current one. These town halls have provided much more than simply a place for the Mayor's office, City Council... Read More →
Sullivans Island – A Mysteriously Intriguing Historic Island
Home of the Edgar Allen Poe Library, Fort Moultrie and the Sullivan's Island Lighthouse, at first glance Sullivans Island appears to be a typical small charming coastal township. But when... Read More →
Pickett Park and Pitt Street Bridge
A Hidden Historic Gem
When I have the opportunity to write about, and feature places that, relatively speaking, very few know about; I am genuinely thrilled. Picket park is just such a place.
The history of... Read More →
Bulls Island and Bone Yard Beach
A Low Country Must!
Once the Ferry arrived at the dock, our immediate goal was to mount our bikes and begin movement toward our primary destination – Bone Yard Beach. We studied our map... Read More →
The Charleston City Jail
A Historic Charleston Landmark
The Old Charleston City Jail - From its original construction in 1802 to 1939, the building located at 21 Magazine Street was utilized as a jail and insane asylum. With the exterior stucco... Read More →