Charleston's Oldest Congregation

Founded in 1680, St. Philip's Church is home to Charleston's oldest congregation still worshiping together. However, the current church building isn't the original. Here's why the congregation moved.

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Charleston: Birthplace of Reform Judaism

At one point, Charleston had the largest Jewish population in the colonies. Jews began immigrating to Charleston in 1695 and played a vital role in the city's history.

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The Citadel: The Military College of South Carolina

The Citadel's history goes back well before the school. Its roots are in a failed slave rebellion.

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