Explore beautiful examples of Classical Revival architecture in Charleston, dating to ca. 1820s-1860s.

Discover the architecture of the Federal Era, from the earliest days of the new nation of the United States.

Explore the architectural history of Charleston in the Georgian era of the 18th century, marked by symmetric designs, Classically-inspired elements, and grander homes that reflected the increasing wealth of the colony.

Learn about the work of naturalist John Bartram in Charleston, and the city’s evolving natural landscape.

Discover some of the most common types of houses you’ll spot around historic downtown Charleston.

Learn about holiday traditions that originated in Charleston or are unique to the Holy City!

As a woman-owned business, we love to look at sharp women throughout history. One who stands out in particular is Eliza Lucas Pinckney, whose development of a profitable indigo crop and process proved a huge boon to colonial South Carolina. Here we discuss her achievements, historical legacy, and unique privileges.