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Biggin Church Ruins, located in Berkeley County, South Carolina, are the remnants of the parish church established in 1706 as part of the colony's ecclesiastical framework. Originally completed around 1711, the church served the community until the mid-nineteenth century, with its site history marked by repeated destruction and a brief period as a brickyard. Today, the remains consist of portions of two walls showcasing notable architectural details, including a Gibbs surround at the main portal and brick quoin corners. Recognized for its historical significance, Biggin Church Ruins were listed in the National Register of Historic Places on December 13, 1977. Generated from the website