Built in 1899, Fort Fremont defended Port Royal Sound during the Spanish-American War. Today, visitors can freely explore its ruins, including unfiltered access to its eerie underground tunnels—a rare glimpse into the past. #FortFremont #SouthCarolinaHistory #HistoricRuins

The Col. J. E. Sawyer, America’s first concrete passenger ship, launched in 1919. After sinking in Charleston Harbor in 1926, it was raised in 1929 and relocated near Mount Pleasant, SC, where its remains are still visible today. A unique piece of maritime history! #Charleston #Shipwreck #History

The Angel Oak Tree is estimated to over 500-years-old. It's the symbol of the city of Charleston.🌳✨️ It's seriously HUGE, I felt so small standing next to it, like I shunk down and was in another world.
#charleston #photography #carolina #nature

Beachfront homes on Saint Helena Island have been abandoned and condemned due to rising sea levels. Many are undergoing demolition as the ocean overtakes the structures. #drone #ocean #risingsea #climatechange

Good morning from colonial Charles Towne, the landing location of the Province of Carolina, established in 1670.

Wow, what a game the other night! Charleston Stingrays really brought the heat and totally dominated the ice. Five goals!? Almost a clean sweep into the 3rd period. Their offense was on fire, and the defense was like a brick wall. Can't wait to see what they do next!