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As the Preservation Society of Charleston continues to adapt to the rising change in Charleston and its surround areas, we are staffing up to meet the challenge. Do you think […]

From all of us at the Preservation Society, we hope you and your families had a wonderful Independence Day. July marks the turn of our fiscal year and the start […]

By Christian Sottile “The Art of Architecture makes our existence not only visible, but meaningful.” –Francis Ching Architecture is the subject of passionate debate in every city worth living in. […]

1 Wesson Avenue | The Kuhne-Drews House Carolopolis Award Owner: English Drews and Stephen Giebner Architect: Tim Maguire and Lauren Oller Sanchez Contractor: Marc Engelke, Engelke Homes 9 Rutledge Avenue Carolopolis […]

December 8, 2016 marks the 64th anniversary of the death of Thomas Mayhem Pinckney, a relatively obscure yet integral, early figure in the preservation movement in Charleston. An African American craftsman, […]

What does it mean for a property to be located in an “historic district?”