Halcyon isn’t a word you hear every day. Unless you happen to be of Greek descent or have spent time studying mythology, it’s likely unfamil...

The day’s oppressive humidity lingered, even at this late hour. Lost in thought, I found myself reflecting on the troubling peculiarities th...

Shrouded in a final blast of steam, the Summerville Short eased into the station—a small, elaborately decorated Victorian-style structure. S...

Former Sheep Island Road This article is for all residents of Summerville who remember and experienced the famous Summerville Light of Sheep...

It is a bit on the difficult side to believe quiet, peaceful, charming Summerville had a "red-light district" in its past. Back in...

Since the early 1900's tourists have flocked to the Town of Summerville to enjoy the beauty of its spring blossoms, particularly its aza...

Summerville, from the time of its conception, has been a place to where Lowcountry residents came to heal and renew. Charleston planters, wh...

Dorchester Inn Vose Inn is not a commonly recognizable name in the history of Summerville. The obvious reason for its present anonymity is i...

Summerville is growing, and as a result, is changing. However, Summerville has not forgotten its past. Its past is interwoven into what it i...