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A pride of history and culture is evident in Charlestonians. The local residents have a desire to preserve their city’s traditions, adding fun and interesting updates along the way. Fashion boutiques dot the shopping streets, displaying new takes on Charleston’s oldest exports: cotton and indigo. King Street is Charleston’s main shopping avenue, but unique treasures can be find at a sprinkling of shops on surrounding streets. Here is Indagare's current short list for shopping in Charleston.
King Street is Charleston's main shopping avenue, filled with chic boutiques, home décor shops and restaurants. There are lots of shops to discover, but some favorites include:
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stop by the Nathaniel Russell House. This Federal-style townhouse, built between 1803-1808, originally belonged to successful merchant Nathaniel Russell, and is considered by many to be the finest historic home in Charleston. The beautiful and awe-inspiring free-flying staircase is on its own worth a visit. 51 Meeting St.
The streets surrounding King Street also hold little gems of shops where you can peruse unusual treasures and elegant homewares.
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Charleston's storied past has resulted in its genesis as an antiquing hub of the American South. Beautiful historic pieces can be found, as well as a jumble of elegant homewares.
Published onNovember 28, 2016
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