FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sam Spence | 843.722.4630 ext. 23 | sspence@preservationsociety.org The Preservation Society of Charleston is set to launch this summer the project to develop the city’s first Climate Resilience Guidelines for Historic Properties in collaboration with Preservation Design Partnership. Building on a century-long legacy, the Preservation Society (PSC) is continuing work to support […]

A coalition of Charleston advocacy groups is applauding the announcement Friday by the South Carolina Ports Authority and the City of Charleston that there will be a fresh start on the redevelopment of Union Pier, a significant project that for months has drawn overwhelming community feedback. At the June 7 Planning Commission meeting focused on […]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   June 9, 2023  Sam Spence | 843.722.4630 ext. 23 | sspence@preservationsociety.org    PRESERVATION SOCIETY OF CHARLESTON NOW ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS FOR   70TH CAROLOPOLIS AWARDS    CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA – The Preservation Society of Charleston (PSC) is accepting nominations for its annual Carolopolis Awards until September 15, 2023. Now in its 70th year, […]

For Immediate Release: Sam Spence | 843.722.4630 ext. 23 | sspence@preservationsociety.org CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA – The Preservation Society has been awarded a grant by the National Trust for Historic Preservation through the Moe Family Fund for Statewide and Local Partners program to support the development of Climate Resilience Guidelines for Historic Properties in Charleston. This […]

On Tuesday, November 29, 2022 (6-8 PM) at Burke High School, the Preservation Society of Charleston (PSC) will host a launch event for its new Black Businesses of Charleston Oral History Project, in partnership with the Charleston County School District 20 Principal Collaboration Program (D20PCP).

The Preservation Society of Charleston (PSC) this month named Sam Spence as its Director of Public Affairs, overseeing communications for the organization as well as key policy and partnership initiatives. Sam joins the Preservation Society after almost 10 years at the Charleston City Paper, where he was editor for the last four. While at the […]