Category: Charleston Peninsula

Welcome to Cannonborough-Elliotborough. This up-and-coming transitional neighborhood boasts a compelling blend of historic Charleston single houses alongside modern renovations, convenient corner stores, and a world-class dining scene. Home to students, young professionals, and long-time local families, the community radiates diversity and character. Whether you’re eyeing a fixer-upper, a fully restored home, or a smart investment […]

HARLESTON HISTORY Downtown’s Harleston Village — bordered by Calhoun, Broad, and King Streets and the Ashley River — is one of Charleston’s oldest neighborhoods. The land was granted to John Coming and Henry Hughes in 1671-1672. John was first mate on the Carolina, one of the first ships to bring settlers to the colony. Upon […]

The Holy City has many spectacular views and landmarks, but perhaps none so remarkable as the Arthur Ravenel, Jr. Bridge. Tens of thousands of vehicles cross Highway 17 between Charleston and Mt. Pleasant on it every day. However many – especially newcomers to the area – don’t know its story. The DHM Blog takes a […]

Disher, Hamrick & Myers takes this opportunity to look back at a school that operated South of Broad for almost 50 years: the Andrew B. Murray Vocational School. The school was named for Andrew Buist Murray, who had grown up in the Charleston Orphan House. He became one of the city’s most successful businessmen and […]