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With Black History Month is full bloom, Boone Hall Plantation and the African American Settlement Community Historic Commission (AASCHC) have combined forces to celebrate the current descendants of Mount Pleasant's
On the heels of the Historic Charleston Foundation’s announcement to seek the private sale of the Nathanial Russell House Museum, my friend and preservationist Elizabeth Ryan suggested I pen parting words on its imminent loss.
The City of Charleston unveield another hisotrical marker dedicated to the Red Summer of 1919 Wednesday.
Escalating racial tensions and a brawl that ended in bloodshed characterized the Charleston Race Riot of May 10, 1919. The event is now permanently acknowledged in the form of a
After a week of telling its singularly South Carolina story to a total of 6,000 Lowcountry schoolchildren, “Finding Freedom: The Journey of Robert Smalls” opened to the public on Oct.