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St Michael's Episcopal Church (1751-61), Charleston, SC, USA
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Live Oak, Charleston, SC
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The Heyward-Washington House (1770-71), 87 Church Street, Charleston, SC
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Garden Gate, 19 Church Street, Charleston, SC
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Wrought-iron garden gate, 19 Church Street, Charleston, SC
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18 Church Street, Charleston, SC
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Wrought iron gate, 18 Church Street, Charleston, SC
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Artist and Model, Charleston, SC
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St Philip's Episcopal Church, Charleston, SC
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St Philip's Episcopal Church, Charleston, S.C.
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St. Philip's Episcopal Church from Broad and Church Streets, Charleston, SC
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Steeple, St Philip's Episcopal Church, Charleston, SC
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The steeple and two of the three porticoes of St Philip's Episcopal Church (seen from the south on Church Street), Charleston, SC
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The Portico of St Philip's Episcopal Church, Charleston
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The arcaded Neoclassical nave with balconies and the sanctuary of St Philip's Episcopal Church, Charleston, SC
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The organ loft above the west end entrance to the nave, St Philip's Episcopal Church, Charleston, SC
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The nave arcade and balcony (detail), St Philip's Episcopal Church, Charleston, SC
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A nave capital and Renaissance-style entablature block above it, St Philip's Episcopal Church, Charleston, SC
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The Huguenot Church (1844), 136 Church Street, Charleston, South Carolina
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The Huguenot Church (1844), Church Street, Charleston, SC
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The Huguenot Church, 136 Church Street, Charleston, SC
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The Second Presbyterian Church (1811), Charleston, SC
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Window Boxes and Black Shutters, Charleston, SC
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Window Boxes and Black Shutters 2, Charleston SC
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Window Box and Black Shutters 3, Charleston, SC
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The Francis Saltus House (c.1820s), 6 Water Street, Charleston, SC
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The classic Charleston "single house" architectural style applied to a wider house: The George Matthews House, 37 Church Street (ca.1743), Charleston, SC
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Red Shutters, Carolina Antique Maps & Prints, Church Street, Charleston SC
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The Fireproof Building, designed by Robert Mills (1822-27), now the home of the South Carolina Historical Society, Washington Square, Charleston, SC
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Cobblestoned Chalmers Street seen from across Meeting Street, Charleston, SC
