Charles Pinckney National Historic Site

A real hidden gem. 1. It's free!!! 2. It's on a beautiful non working farm with trails 3. The house is not the original but was built on the ruins of Pinckneys actual house...archaeological...

We were planning on visiting Boone Plantation, but we were early, since it opens at Noon on Sundays. So, we had some time to kill. Almost across the street I have noticed a sign for Charles...

This historical park lies near one of Charleston's many prominent plantation-turned-attraction sites. This is far less adorned, less aesthetically impressive. However, as a piece of history it was...

This National Historic Site celebrates Charles Pinckney and his wife who invented indigo cultivation for dye. It's a small site with a generous parking lot, open area, nature trail, and historic...

After living in Charleston for almost 3 decades, I stopped by the Charles Pinckney National Historic Site for the first time earlier this week. I came here after typing "trails" and "parks" in...