Walking in this pre-Civil War SC mansion for auction is like stepping into the past. Take a look

The house was built by Nathaniel Ingraham, a merchant who served on naval hero John Paul Jones’s Revolutionary War ship Bon ...
abcnews4

Charleston Museum unveils 'Beyond the Ashes,' exploring Lowcountry's pivotal history

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The Charleston Museum is opening a new permanent exhibit titled,“Beyond the Ashes: The Lowcountry's New Beginnings." According to the museum, this new addition to the ...
Atlanta Magazine

My South: documentary filmmaker Ken Burns on Charleston, South Carolina

The Emmy winner reflects on trips to the city and its many layers of history, from waterfront landmarks to a groundbreaking ...
Post and Courier

The Charleston Museum tells the 'complete story of Charleston' in its newest exhibit

For years, feedback and reviews have pointed to the need to expand the The Charleston Museum's history beyond the Civil War. It's finally happening. A new exhibit coming Oct. 25 will expand the ...
Post and Courier

Charleston's military history spans centuries

Charleston is awash in military history and the Spirit of 1776 will be especially celebrated going forward. From the very first landing of European settlers in 1670 to the massive military ...
The Herald-Sun

Civil War wrecks vanish, then drone finds buried ‘anomalies’ on land, SC data shows

As many as three Civil War blockade runners have been located buried on Sullivan’s Island near Fort Moultrie, according to the S.C. The Maritime Research Division. SCIAA image Shipwrecks frequently ...
Charlotte Observer

Civil War wrecks vanish, then drone finds buried ‘anomalies’ on land, SC data shows

Shipwrecks frequently get lost, but a search for four missing Civil War blockade runners off South Carolina has come to the unusual conclusion that at least three are now buried on land. The fourth ...