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Tuesday, August 10, 2021

Summerville's Famous Railroad Depots--They're Gone But Their Stories are not Forgotten

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The train depots built by the South Carolina Railroad from Charleston to Hamburg represent the heyday of many small towns, some owing their ...
Sunday, August 1, 2021

The Riddle of the Holy City--See If You Can Solve It for the Prize

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Do you believe yourself to be good at solving riddles? If you do, then this article is for you. However, if you think yourself not to be, ta...
Thursday, February 18, 2021

Ashley River Park—Due to Open Late Summer…Pictures and Video of Progress

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Do you desire to escape the Covid 19 Pandemic blues for the great outdoors? Don't we all. A good enticement for satisfying that urge is ...
Wednesday, December 30, 2020

In Charleston, the Truth Lies Somewhere Between the Cooper Sunrise and the Ashley Sunset

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Charleston's antiquity runs as deep as its harbor waters and its tales are as tall as the steeple of St. Phillips on Church Street. As o...
Thursday, December 24, 2020

Charleston's One-time Fort Sumter Hotel—An Ideal Location and an Intriguing History

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If you like history and intrigue, you will like this story about an old Charleston landmark. Its address is 1 King Street. It is flanked by ...
Saturday, September 5, 2020

A Peculiar Summerville House With A Story Next To Unbelievable

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Today, it is a fortress of solitude. Obscured by a thick canopy of trees and ornamental bushes, its street entrance is guarded by two brick ...
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Thursday, August 27, 2020

The Old Town Hall Bell Tower—The Keeper Of Some Of Summerville’s Most Controversial And Precious Stories

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Summerville was a growing town in 1892. With the ensuing growth, time, if not necessity, called for a new town hall to be built. A corner pl...
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