The threat of unauthorized demolitions in Charleston is real and the PSC is glad to see The Post and Courier reinforcing the importance of preventing needless, irretrievable loss of culturally […]
A Folly Beach cottage made famous by George Gershwin, a formerly segregated school in the Red Top community, and one of the last remaining local Rosenwald Schools: These important places […]
On Friday, February 21, the Preservation Society of Charleston (PSC) hosted the 71st Carolopolis Awards, presented by Carriage Properties and The Charleston Place. This year, the PSC handed out 27 […]
The prospect of irretrievable loss is the single-most important motivator of the historic preservation movement. Barring natural disasters, the places we choose to save for the future are up to us, and we all have a role to play.
Dear Friends, We are excited to host our members at our 104th Annual Meeting next Monday. Over 400 of you have registered and I am looking forward to recapping an […]
Did you know there are more than 200 burial grounds across downtown, Cainhoy, West Ashley, and local sea islands? And that 75% of those are estimated to be the final […]