A two week long break from the city was just what I needed. Charleston was so beautiful and pleasant as always.  The cemetery of th...

  So are you obsessed with the painted Empire screen, the cast bronze leaf, or the taxidermy bird? They're all amazing and they'r...

  I have always loved these cast iron gates with a crossed arrow motif on New Street in Charleston, SC

This historic George Robertson House in Charleston is for sale. Located at 1 Meeting Street, you can't get more South of Broad than thi...

I would move in tomorrow. This unusual structure was originally part of a larger triple tenement building built in Ansonborough follo...

With the impending move to New York (the adventure begins November 6th, stay tuned!) this will be final day working at the Julia Santen Vin...

While researching my bachelor's essay on the Aiken-Rhett House I discovered the Seabury Tredwell House, or the Merchant House Museum in...

Biggs Powell, who recently opened a store on King Street in Charleston, had a fantastic sale on One Kings Lane that opened yesterday. His s...

So after a very successful first month at Antiques of South Windermere here in Charleston, I've added a lot and have almost doubled my ...

I thought I would post some photos of the Charleston Earthquake of 1886. This earthquake, which was a 7.3 on the Richter scale, was one of t...