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.
JOIN THE PRESERVATION SOCIETY TODAY Read the original Post and Courier article online. A few months into my previous role with the Preservation Society of Charleston, I received a call […]
Read the original The Wall Street Journal article here. Fort Sumter House is a former luxury hotel—now a condominium building—in the South of Broad neighborhood in Charleston, S.C. KATIE CHARLOTTE […]
Read the original Charleston City Paper article here. The Brooks Motel on Morris Street was listed in the 1960 edition of The Traveler’s Green Book as a safe place to […]
Read the original Chowan Herald article here. Betsy Cahill of Charleston speaks at the lectern in St. Paul’s Episcopal Church last week. Tyler Newman/The Chowman Herald Chowan County may have […]
Read the original Post and Courier article here. The endangered home at 8 Stocker Drive was built around 1946. Robert Behre/Staff When several West Ashley residents grew concerned about plans […]