Located on the site of the former Avery Normal Institute. Founded in 1865, the Avery Normal Institute was a nationally-recognized African-American educational institution that trained young adults in professional careers and leaderships roles for nearly 100 years.

Features history, gullah and geechee culture, points of interest, churches and a calendar of events.

History of the exposition held in 1901-1902 to highlight state industry and its potential trade with the West Indies.

Society committed to the historic preservation of colonial plantations, museums, art and architecture; includes details on members, tours, and maps.

The history and development of Charleston, South Carolina, shown through original and antique maps. Also features books, and information about local sights and businesses.

Preview of and supplement to the book, Slave Badges and the Slave-Hire System in Charleston, 1783-1865.

Devoted to the history and heritage of the American Civil War in and around the City of Charleston.

Brief history of the site where the first engagement of the Civil War took place on April 12 and 13, 1861.

Information on a range of historic and preservation issues.

Read a review of life in the Holy City, past and present. Topics include the American Revolution, Civil War, African foods, and historic buildings.