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Charleston, South Carolina
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The Charleston City Market, established in the 1790s, continues to be a bustling hub for local artisans and vendors.
The district showcases a blend of Georgian, Federal, and Greek Revival architecture, reflecting the city's rich historical tapestry.
Rainbow Row is a series of thirteen colorful historic houses that represent the longest cluster of Georgian row houses in the United States.
The Old Slave Mart Museum is located on the site of a former slave auction gallery, offering a poignant insight into the city's past.
Designated in 1960, the district is recognized for its well-preserved architecture and its role in American history.
Built in the 1750s, St. Michael's Church is the oldest surviving religious structure in Charleston and has hosted several notable figures, including George Washington.
