The Custom House
The glass facade of the Art Institute of Charleston
First Presbyterian Church, founded in 1731
Nathaniel Russel House (1808) at Meeting Street, a property ofHistoric Charleston Foundation
James Simmons House, founded at 1760 at 37 Meeting Street
6 comments:
Sue, Thanks for the Comment on my blog. It's nice to see you there!!
I cannot believe the beautiful character buildings there are there. So nice. If those buildings could talk, the stories I could imagine they could say about history. Your photos are beautiful. What a lovely place to go for a stroll!
The Rocky Mountain Retreat
Thank you so much Michele,
for your kind comment.
beautiful shots of beautiful buildings. The first one remands me Greece
Thanks evlahos
for your comment. yes, this one with the columns is looking like a Greek temple in Athen, right?
Hi Sue. Loved to see this downtown pictures. What a blue sky!
Sorry for this short visit, but I wanted to say thanks for your comments on my blog. This weekend, I’m going to take a musical break, and next week I’ll make a very short trip, crossing South Atlantic. I’ll try to catch up with your posts as soon as possible. Meanwhile, leave you with some chocolate champagne truffles at Blogtrotter.
Have a lovely weekend and an excellent week!
Gil
Hi Gil,
thank you so much for the Champagne-Truffles...mhhh they were exquisit. :-)do you have some more...? :-)
Thanks for your kind comment.
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