Continuing with the tour of Charleston, today's posts highlights more of what this beautiful city offers. From its grand mansions to its many historic churches to abundant flowers and greenery, Charleston doesn't disappoint those of us who appreciate all things picturesque.
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| the Calhoun Mansion, built in 1876 for $200,000 |
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| sunset over Broad Street, with St. Michael's Episcopal Church in the distance |
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| this type of "curly" iron-work is used often |
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| built in 1681, this is the French Huguenot Church of Charleston |
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| crisp white magnolias dot the landscape of Charleston |
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| outside of St. Phillip's Episcopal Church, a National Historic Landmark |
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| the Calhoun mansion's quiet garden makes for a great place for a break |
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| common Charleston decor |
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