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Experiences in Charleston

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Museum
Belle Museum & Chapel
Charleston, AR
Belle Museum is a local history museum in Charleston, Arkansas, founded by Delbert and Mary Belle Ervin. It celebrates the rich heritage of Charleston and Franklin County. Visitors can discover a diverse collection of artifacts and family histories that highlight the community's legacy.
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The Powder Magazine
Charleston, SC
The Powder Magazine is a museum in Charleston, SC, and South Carolina's oldest government building, completed in 1713. It served as a gunpowder storage facility from 1713-1748 and during the American Revolution. Today, visitors can explore Charleston's colonial period within this last standing component of the city's original fortifications. The building was saved from demolition and opened to the public in 1903 by The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of South Carolina.
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Aquarium
South Carolina Aquarium
Charleston, SC
The South Carolina Aquarium in Charleston has served as a world of natural wonder for over 25 years. It functions as a hub for STEM education and a driver of conservation action. Visitors can experience a sanctuary of fun at this institution.
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Marina
Seabreeze Marina
Charleston, SC
Seabreeze Marina in Charleston provides dry storage and wet slip options for boat owners, along with a membership-based boat club and boat rental services. The facility offers a ship's store, dining, laundry, ice, WiFi, and office suites, with nightly dockage available for visiting boaters seeking amenities in a first-class waterfront setting.
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Charleston Maritime Center
Charleston, SC
The Charleston Maritime Center is a deep-water, full-service marina completed in October 1997. It aims to connect the community with the waterfront and Charleston's maritime history. The marina accommodates boats up to 120 feet and offers dockage without overpasses or bridges. It is located near the historic district, the South Carolina Aquarium, and waterfront park.
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Carolina Yacht Club
Charleston, SC
The Carolina Yacht Club is a historic sailing and social club in Charleston, South Carolina, founded in 1883. It was established by young sailing enthusiasts for yachting and racing. Officially incorporated in 1888, the club moved to its current waterfront location on the Cooper River in 1907.
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Louis G. Gregory Bahá'í Museum
Charleston, SC
The Louis G. Gregory Bahá'í Museum is a memorial to its namesake, a founding teacher and administrator of the Bahá'í Faith in the United States. Louis G. Gregory was also a pioneer of interracial reconciliation and social justice. Visitors can learn about his life and work, and discover how the museum became a unique historical experience from an abandoned house.
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Museum
The Old Slave Mart
Charleston, SC
The Old Slave Mart Museum tells the story of Charleston's role in the domestic inter-state slave trade from 1856 to 1863. It is possibly the only known building used as a slave auction site in South Carolina still in existence. The site opened as a historic site and museum in 2007 and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973.
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ASTRO Network Geography

Belle Museum & Chapel

The Powder Magazine

South Carolina Aquarium

Seabreeze Marina

Charleston Maritime Center

Carolina Yacht Club

Louis G. Gregory Bahá'í Museum

The Old Slave Mart