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Charleston

[chahrlz-tuhn, chahrl-stuhn] / ˈtʃɑrlz tən, ˈtʃɑrl stən /


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For history, scenery and culinary fireworks all packed into a tiny footprint, few U.S. cities can compete with Charleston, S.C.

From The Wall Street Journal

Living in downtown Charleston, S.C., for several years was our introduction to a pedestrian lifestyle, and we loved it.

From MarketWatch

The outbreak was first reported on Nov. 30 following stops that month at the Isle of Portland, England; Halifax, Canada; Boston; New York City; Charleston, S.C.; and Miami.

From Los Angeles Times

The unlikely collaboration fused two sensibilities: Gershwin, a Jewish New Yorker steeped in classical music, Broadway and jazz; and Heyward, a white Charleston poet shaped by the post-Civil War South.

From The Wall Street Journal

There were also local events in places like Charleston, South Carolina, and Fairmont, West Virginia, for those who could not make it to Washington.

From Salon