A) Angel Oak 
The oldest living creature this side of the Mississippi
B) The Old Market
The oldest public market in continuous use in the US
C) The College of Charleston
The oldest municipal college in the US
D) The Citadel
One of the oldest military academies in the US
 

A) Rainbow Row
The most famous set of row houses in the US
B)   The Battery
First shots fired from the Civil War
C)  Arthur Ravenel Bridge
The largest free suspension bridge in the US
D) The Soul of a City
One of the few cobblestone streets left in the US
 

A) The Pink Palace
The owner Joe Palmer was colored blind and
could only see pink, therefore all colors of the
Palace was pink
B) The Battery Carriage Inn
Famous romantic hot spot for honeymooners
C) 2 Meeting Street Inn
Famous bed and breakfast inn, known for its
Beautiful Chippendale furniture and Tiffany windows
D) White Point Gardens
A beautiful gazebo at the tip of the peninsular where many couples get married
 

A) Boone Hall
The most famous plantation in the US, where many movies have been made –
The latest is the Notebook
B) Lowndes Grove
On the Ashley River another romantic destination for weddings
C) Magnolia Plantation House
The most famous romance garden in the US
D) The White Bridge
The most famous bridge in the US
 

A) Wedding on Church Street
It has 3 major landmarks. 1) Dock Street Theatre (the oldest theatre in the US)
2) St Phillips Church (oldest Episcopalian Church in the US in continuous use)
3) Remnants showing the fresh Huguenot Church which is also one of the oldest Churches in the US
B) The Cathedral of St John the Baptist
One of the oldest Catholic Churches in the US
C) Mother Emanual
A horrible massacre took place in 2015 where Dylann Roof murdered 9 African American members (International Historical Shrine)
D) Summerall Chapel
Part of the Citadel
 

A) 2 meeting Street Inn
During the Christmas Season
B) Colonial Lake
During the Christmas Season
C) Christmas magnolia
Intertwined with Holly and holly berries
D) Old Meeting Street Fire Station
The oldest fire station in continuous use during the Christmas blizzard in 1989
 

A) Rainbow Row Christmas
Rett Butler & Scarlet Ohara are taking a lovely buggy ride through the beautiful street of Rainbow Row
B) Christmas Palmetto
A lot of times Charlestonians will take a baby palmetto tree and decorate it, then plant it in their yard
C) The Old Market
During the historic Christmas Eve of 1989 when 8” of snow fell to the ground
D) Magnolia Plantation
The Plantation here at Magnolia Gardens during the famous Christmas Eve blizzard
 

A) Pineapple
A symbolic of southern hospitality that started about 300 years ago when the sea captains would bring them in from the West Indies on the gateposts to welcome them back home
B) Carolina Palmetto
Our State tree played a major role in our history
C) Moonlit Palmetto
Our State Flag inspired this landscape
D) The Pink Pam
This symbolizes girl power
 

A) The Morris Lighthouse
National historical landmark, the Morris Lighthouse built shortly after the Civil War at Folly Beach
B) Sullivan’s Island Lighthouse
The last of the great lighthouses built by the Army Core of engineers. The Only light house with an elevator
C) Shem Creek
Located in Mt Pleasant and famous for its seafood, the shrimp boats dock righ outside the restaurants and sell fresh fish and shrimp
D) Charleston Skyline
The Skyline is so unusual because over 200 Church’s dot the skyline and ist s considered by many to be the most beautiful skyline in the world.