Charleston United Daughters of the Confederacy Museum Charleston's Historic Market Hall was home to the Charleston United Daughters of the Confederacy Museum from the 1890s until 1989, when damage from Hurricane Hugo extensively damaged the building. After more than 10 years, renovations to the building have been completed, and the museum has returned to the Market Head Building, which was built in 1841. Considered the fourth most important collection in the world, items on display include the Secession Flag, the first Confederate National Flag to fly over Fort Sumter, regimental and battle flags, dozens of uniforms, and much more.
Charleston Museum
America's first museum, the Charleston Museum was founded in 1773. The Museum preserves and interprets the cultural and natural history of Charleston and the South Carolina coastal region. Objects of historic, archaeological, scientific and ethnological interest illustrate the importance of this area. Exhibits focus on early Native Americans, trade and commerce, the plantation system, African-American contributions, and Civil War memorabilia.
A wonderful introduction to the Lowcountry and its people, the Charleston Museum is open Monday - Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.
Email Address: info@charlestonmuseum.org
Website Address: www.charlestonmuseum.org
Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum For a taste of 20th-century history, visit Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum. Patriots Point is the home of the famous World War II aircraft carrier Yorktown, the submarine Clamagore, the destroyer Laffey, and the Coast Guard cutter Ingham. It also features the Medal of Honor Museum, 25 vintage aircrafts and displays of military weapons. Living and working areas are open for exploration. Patriots Point is located in Mount Pleasant at the foot of the Cooper River Bridge.
For a guide to tours, attractions and what to do in Charleston, click here.
Tommy Condon’s has made his name by becoming one of Charleston's favorite local spots to serve up Lowcountry specialties such as shrimp and grits and fish and chips. Tommy runs a family-oriented establishment where children are welcome as they are. A special children's menu is available for "little leprechauns."
Learn the artistry of Lowcountry cooking from the area’s top chefs, or rub elbows with guest chefs from world-class restaurants. Add the most delicious secrets to your cooking repertoire – in a friendly atmosphere that’s pure fun. Each month’s schedule is packed with informative classes on techniques, tips and food specialties.
Since we began five years ago, Carriage Properties has gone from zero to more than $160 million in sales. Our success comes from a team of agents with unmatched experience, professionalism and determination. It’s the success of our clients that counts most. We do whatever it takes to find whatever they’re looking for.
Charleston's Historic Market Hall was home to the Charleston United Daughters of the Confederacy Museum from the 1890s until 1989, when damage from Hurricane Hugo extensively damaged the building. After more than 10 years, renovations to the building have been completed, and the museum has returned to the Market Head Building, which was built in 1841. Considered the fourth most important collection in the world, items on display include the Secession Flag, the first Confederate National Flag to fly over Fort Sumter, regimental and battle flags, dozens of uniforms, and much more.
For a taste of 20th-century history, visit Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum. Patriots Point is the home of the famous World War II aircraft carrier Yorktown, the submarine Clamagore, the destroyer Laffey, and the Coast Guard cutter Ingham. It also features the Medal of Honor Museum, 25 vintage aircrafts and displays of military weapons. Living and working areas are open for exploration. Patriots Point is located in Mount Pleasant at the foot of the Cooper River Bridge.
Tommy Condon’s has made his name by becoming one of Charleston's favorite local spots to serve up Lowcountry specialties such as shrimp and grits and fish and chips. Tommy runs a family-oriented establishment where children are welcome as they are. A special children's menu is available for "little leprechauns."
Learn the artistry of Lowcountry cooking from the area’s top chefs, or rub elbows with guest chefs from world-class restaurants. Add the most delicious secrets to your cooking repertoire – in a friendly atmosphere that’s pure fun. Each month’s schedule is packed with informative classes on techniques, tips and food specialties.
Since we began five years ago, Carriage Properties has gone from zero to more than $160 million in sales. Our success comes from a team of agents with unmatched experience, professionalism and determination. It’s the success of our clients that counts most. We do whatever it takes to find whatever they’re looking for.
