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Charleston, South Carolina
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Originally established in the 1790s, the market was initially used for selling meat, with the upper floors serving as a meeting hall.
The market's Greek Revival-style Market Hall, completed in 1841, is a National Historic Landmark.
The Historic Charleston City Market stretches over four blocks, making it one of the largest public markets in the United States.
The market is renowned for its Gullah artisans who create traditional sweetgrass baskets, a craft passed down through generations.
A devastating fire in 1838 led to the reconstruction of the market, with the current Market Hall completed in 1841.
The market is open every day of the year except December 25th, offering a wide range of goods from local vendors.
The Night Market operates on select evenings, featuring local artists and craftsmen, providing a unique shopping experience.
