Where the dead still speak: The living legacy of Charleston’s Magnolia Cemetery

At a quiet bend along the Cooper River, where Spanish moss hangs like lace over centuries of Charleston history, there’s a ...
Charleston City Paper

Drop dead gorgeous: The haunting beauty of Magnolia Cemetery

Spanish moss hangs low over the graves of Magnolia Cemetery, catching the morning sunlight and bringing a haunting beauty to dozens of acres on hallowed grounds on the outskirts of Charleston. Walking ...

Charleston City Council considers reburial of remains found during construction

Charleston City Council could approve the re-burial of human remains that were unexpectedly dug up during a construction project in May.
Post and Courier

Editorial: Protect — and appreciate — Charleston's overlooked cemetery district

Those without deep roots in Charleston might not be very aware of one of the largest swaths of the city's historic peninsula, a bucolic stretch of 19th and 20th century burial grounds that covers more ...

Charleston OKs reburial of human remains found at old cemetery during construction off King Street

The discovery could have implications for the College of Charleston’s plans to build a new dorm on the site of a historic ...