In a picturesque setting nestled along the Carolina coastline, lies one of Americas oldest and most beautiful cities. Charleston, South Carolina is richly laden with history and culture. From murderous pirates to the opening scene of the Civil War, each step down its cobblestone streets have their own story to tell. In the seventeenth century, Charles II of England granted 8 supporters the soil of Carolina. Under the direction of these 8 Lord Proprietors, Charles Towne was founded in 1670. Lord Shaftesbury, the proprietor with the greatest influence on Carolina, contributed many ideas on government and way of life. He is also known for creating the street plan which exists today.
With its great number of beautiful spires and steeples reaching from its churches towards the sky, Charles Towne was nicknamed The Holy City. It was notorious for its religious tolerance to all, including the French Huguenots and the Jews. Even today you can walk the streets and find a plethora of churches in this accepting community.
Charles Towne was almost too perfect with its wide open harbor creating easy access for trading with the rest of the world. Within 20 years,...
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