The oldest public cemetery in Charleston, founded 1849 on the banks of the Cooper River, is listed on National Register of Historic Places. It is the final resting place for generations of Southern leaders that include governors Thomas Bennett, Langdon Cheves, Horace L. Hunley and Robert Barnwell Rhett. The hundreds of Confederate soldiers buried here include five generals - Micah Jenkins, Arthur Manigault, Roswell Ripley, James Conner and C.H. Stevens.
Centrally located; ; Arrangements for tours, etc.; Decorated with beautiful reproductions of 18th century furnishings;
Charleston, SC Businesses(c. 1800) Located in the French Quarter of the orginial walled city; Our carriage house suites each have a private entrance and overlook a courtyard; Free parking ; SC Bed and Breakfast Assn. Charter member;
Charleston, SC BusinessesAll suite hotel with a 24 hour message service; Laundry facilities, iron and ironing boards; Sport court with tennis, volleyball and basketball; Complimentary grocery shopping; fireplaces;
Charleston, SC Businessesclean & friendly, all rooms with refrigerator,hair dryer, coffee maker,hot inncredible breakkfast,walking distance to many restaurants &
Charleston, SC BusinessesPlanters Inn is the only historic inn (circa 1844) on the famous city market. Spacious rooms and suites have high ceilings, 4-poster beds, marble baths & grand piazzas overlooking a lush Charleston garden. voted a top hotel by readers of Travel & Leisure and Conde'
Charleston, SC BusinessesThe 93-foot Charlestonian yacht specializes luxurious cruises and world-class golf. A unique way to play South Carolina's mos...
Located in Charleston, South Carolina, at the private garden of No.20 on the Battery overlooking beautiful White Point Garden...
(c. 1778) European opulence featuring rice beds, continental breakfast, afternoon tea, nightly turn-down service & morning pa...
Located on the Isle of Palms Connector. Two miles to the Beach, five miles to downtown Charleston....
Established in 1670, this "mother church" of the Province originally stood on the site where St. Michael's stands today. The ...