Purvis Drugs, pharmacy at 42.5 Morris Street, Walter Boags, 1951, courtesy of the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture. CHARLESTON, S.C. For nearly 200 years, Morris Street […]

Read column here In some ways, King Street has always had a Target on it. Residents, business owners, preservationists and city officials have long held very specific — and often conflicting — […]

View original Post and Courier article here   CAINHOY — This place along the Wando River once was remote. Millennia past, it was inhabited by native tribes. In the late […]

View Original CHStoday article here Robert F. Morrison’s Esso Station at 179 Coming Street, circa 1938. | Photos courtesy of Preservation Society of Charleston and Lowcountry Digital History Initiative The […]

View original ABC News 4 clip here The City of Charleston wants the public’s feedback on its next citywide comprehensive plan. Leaders said it’s the second week of a five-week […]

View the original CHStoday article here Double Oak Avenue | Photo via Preservation Society of Charleston Enter: Jehossee Island — an uninhabited, unoccupied + undisturbed former rice plantation located on […]