Multiple slices of heaven at ‘chic compound’ South of Broad
“Guests, like fish, begin to smell after three days,” quipped Benjamin Franklin in his witticism-packed Poor Richard’s Almanack. But Ol’...

Charleston Mercury Staff
Sep 2, 2020
Echoes of Edingsville on Jeremy Cay
You’ve likely seen the waggish bumper sticker declaring “Mountain people are wise; beach people are happy.” Just where and when it came...

Charleston Mercury Staff
Jul 3, 2019
Beauty and history on lower Meeting Street
A little ditty lives in the heads of an entire generation us blessed enough to receive their schooling at First Baptist School of lower...

Charleston Mercury Staff
Apr 6, 2019
Closing Notes: 83 Church a romantic getaway
If it’s February, then Valentines Day must be upon us; if you’re looking to go all out with a romantic present of property, then we know...

Charleston Mercury Staff
Feb 20, 2019


Timeless neoclassical triumph at King and Tradd
“Modernism is outrageously dated” according to architect Randolph Martz. He would know better than most; he studied classical...

Charleston Mercury Staff
Nov 6, 2018


Octagon House is dentist’s lovely legacy
Sullivan’s Island has been the ideal beachside getaway from the Holy City for nearly as long as there has been a Charleston from which to...

Charleston Mercury Staff
Jul 16, 2015




