Monday, July 24, 2017
Charleston - Custom House & Market
This post will highlight a couple of the most famous buildings in Charleston. First is the United States Customs House.
Completed in 1879, it's one of the city's most distinctive buildings.
I loved this tree in the side yard - there's nothing like this where I live.
The City Market is a bustling place with lots of vendors selling things to tourists, and definitely worth a look.
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I miss the market, I havne't been to Charleston in quite some time
ReplyDeleteA the Custom House is ver grand & imposing & impressive!
ReplyDeleteI like that old tree too! I've heard Charleston is a lovely town. I hope to visit one day.
ReplyDeleteInteresting architecture, and the tree is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI like buildings with columns.Happy day.
ReplyDeleteOur old government buildings are like that US Custom House. Of course because we have been colonized by those who relate to this building.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, i guess if you will be in our coldest temp here as in 18-19°C, you will start melting, hehehe! But in the Cordillera, our highlands, we have subtropical weather. So many of the places there have English names because the American colonizers go there to have some respite from the heat during those times.
Beautiful place. Awesome pics.
ReplyDeleteWonderful historic structures.
ReplyDeleteOh what a lovely preview of the city. It's one of the cities that hit my radar, but I don't know if there's any chance I would get there, so thanks for this preview.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
Nice pictures!
ReplyDeleteI would like to take a look at the City Market. By the way, I was reading an article by Food & Wine where they place Charleston as one of the best food cities in the world.
ReplyDeleteI never had a chance to visit Charleston---hopefully someday I'll see it!
ReplyDeleteIt really is a beautiful city. Our granddaughter and her husband lived there so we visited it a few times.
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