Walking tours of Charleston
Greek Revival is the label the register puts on more Charleston buildings than any other, 11 of them. Houses make up the largest group by what the buildings were for.
2 themed routes run through those listings. Every route below follows one kind of building. A subject becomes a route only where the register holds enough of it close enough together to walk.
Every listing in Charleston → · 111 in all
The routes
- Building typeHouses and mansions in Charleston15 stops · 1.7 miles · stops last changed Sep 18, 2026The route links houses built between 1733 and 1919. Many are private homes and the stops are meant to be seen from the sidewalk.
- Building typeChurches and temples in Charleston10 stops · 1.8 miles · stops last changed Sep 24, 2026The route links churches built between 1798 and 1891. Congregations still use many of them and access depends on the hours they keep.
Every route holds at least ten stops and stays under two and a half miles. Routes are computed from the coordinates in the National Park Service National Register spatial data or, where it has no point, Wikidata, and the distances are straight lines between stops. Listings with a restricted address in the Register are never mapped and never become stops. Data refreshed November 02, 2026.
Local history books for Charleston
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The Huguenot Church in CharlestonMargaret Middleton Rivers Eastman and Richard Donohoe & Maurice Eugenie Horne Thompson, 2018Find at Bookshop.org
St. Philip's Church of CharlestonDorothy Middleton Anderson and Margaret Middleton Rivers Eastman, 2015Find at Bookshop.org
Guidebooks to historic places in South Carolina
Titles come from Open Library's catalog, matched by subject heading or by title.