The section of Church St. was the inspiration for "Catfish Row" in the Dubose Heyward story "Porgy." This story later became the basis for George Gershwin's opera "Porgy and Bess," a fictionalized glimpse of black life in Charleston during the 1920s. The character "Porgy" was based on an actual Charlestonian, Samuel Smalls. Private homes and specialty shops now line the area.
Centrally located; ; Arrangements for tours, etc.; Decorated with beautiful reproductions of 18th century furnishings;
Charleston, SC BusinessesAll suite hotel with a 24 hour message service; Laundry facilities, iron and ironing boards; Sport court with tennis, volleyball and basketball; Complimentary grocery shopping; fireplaces;
Charleston, SC Businesses(c.1890) Beautiful Queen Anne mansion overlooking Charleston Harbor; Afternoon tea; All private baths; Tiffany stained glass windows; elegant arched piazzas, manicured garden. Romantic B&
Charleston, SC Businesses(c.1740) Pre-Revolutionary War home; Antique furnishings; Four-poster rice beds; Each suite has kitchenette,private baths,queen beds; Private walled garden; SC Bed and Breakfast Assn. member;
Charleston, SC BusinessesThe Sheraton North Charleston Hotel provides all of the warm hospitality you'd expect in a visit to the South. Some of the c...
Through the conclusion of the 2004-05 season, over 2.5 million fans have come to Stingray home games for a twelve-year franch...
18th century elegantly restored warehouse in the heart of the old city; Firehouse, lustrous pine floors and period reproducti...
Home (c. 1861) in the heart of downtown. Furnished with elegant period style furniture; Restaurants & shopping nearby; Nightl...
Greyhound and Southeastern both operate at this bus station located in Summerville....