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Charleston, South Carolina
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Harleston Village was laid out in 1770, making it one of the earliest planned suburbs in Charleston, designed to accommodate the city's growing population.
The College of Charleston, located within Harleston Village, is home to the historic Randolph Hall, a National Historic Landmark built in 1828.
The village is named after John Harleston, a prominent figure during the American Revolutionary War, who owned the land on which the village was developed.
The streets of Harleston Village are laid out in a grid pattern, a design choice that was quite innovative for its time in the 18th century.
The Unitarian Church in Charleston, located in Harleston Village, was completed in 1787 and is the second oldest church building in the city.
The village has been a hub for artists and creatives, with numerous galleries and studios contributing to Charleston's vibrant art scene.
Harleston Village features a variety of architectural styles, including Georgian, Federal, and Greek Revival, reflecting Charleston's rich history.
