Saint Michael's Church

Saint Michael's Church is a historic landmark in Charleston, South Carolina and was established in 1751. Its elegant Georgian architecture includes a steeple that stands out in the city's skyline. The church played a role in the American Revolution and hosted George Washington during his visit in 1791. The site's graveyard contains the remains of notable figures from Charleston's past. Today, Saint Michael's Church remains an active place of worship, offering regular services and community outreach programs. (Submitted by Kelli Seeman-Smith)