Castle Pinckney, at Charleston, is a place little known to most students of the Civil War. Roberts, an historian of 42nd Georgia and a board member of several historical organizations, and Locke, ...
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When Joseph Shute, a Quaker merchant, purchased the island in the middle of Charleston Harbor in 1746, there was only a small sliver of solid land. Most residents at the time considered the investment ...
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Most people will never see Castle Pinckney up close but will only glimpse it from Waterfront Park, the deck of the Yorktown or aboard a passing boat. The two-century-old abandoned fortification in ...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD)- It’s Wednesday which means it’s time to explore the history of the Lowcountry. This week, we take a look at a lesser-known piece of Charleston’s Civil War history: Castle ...
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