by Robert Stockton Excavations at Pompeii helped create an international style. Charleston has no shortage of examples. The Timothy Ford House at 54 Meeting Street, built ca. 1800, has some of the best Adamesque architectural features in the city. Ford, a New Jersey native, built his home in the popular style named for the British architects, Robert [...] >>Read More

The menu at Hank’s is partially modeled after the beloved Charleston restaurant Henry’s which closed its doors in 1960s. Half the menu features modern dishes created by Chef Frank McMahon. >>Read More

The site of a crucial Civil War battle in the defense of Charleston is reenacted, not on-site, but miles away at Boone Hall Plantation, where there is more room for the gallant commemorators to maneuver. >>Read More