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Fielding Home for Funerals has historically served Charleston's Black community from its peninsula operations since 1912.
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Fielding Home for Funerals has historically served Charleston's Black community from its peninsula operations since 1912.
The Rutledge Room made its formal debut in the local venue-rental business last week.
Hannibal’s Kitchen opened in 1985, when Robert “Hannibal” Huger bought and renamed the former Martha’s Restaurant, which itself dated back to the early 1960s. Huger passed away in 2005, and
The 12th-floor gathering space, one of the loftiest in the region, is part of the Morrison Yard development near the Ravenel Bridge.
The design firm left a three-story historic structure for a lofty perch overlooking Charleston Harbor in a new mid-rise building on the peninsula.