Today I share some of Charleston South Carolina’s warm personality. The historic district is rich with both positive and negative history; our tour guide was honest about their controversial history with slavery. I was grateful for this honesty as I know that history must include as much truth and depth as possible so that we may grow in maturity and awareness. Copyright 2023 Pamela BreitbergCharleston also has a lighter side to it. This sign was outside a Cat Cafe: sip coffee while enjoying the company of a cat or two on your lap. Copyright 2023 Pamela BreitbergOne part of the historic district is a street of rainbow colored houses. Beautiful, original and cheery. Copyright 2023 Pamela BreitbergCharleston, like New Orleans, has a French Quarter neighborhood evident with the ornate wroght iron work balconies. Copyright 2023 Pamela BreitbergA fuller view of this richly detailed and holiday decorated home. Copyright 2023 Pamela BreitbergA great idea is found with their street sign designs: they include at the top of the signs is the name of the neighborhood one is inside. Would be great if all cities embraced this idea. Copyright 2023 Pamela BreitbergInside the famed Charleston City Market was this mouth-watering bakery. Copyright 2023 Pamela BreitbrgThis historic piece of Charleston now hosts food and artisans. It dates back to 1788 and has been carefully restored over the yearsA must-see when you visit. Copyright 2023 Pamela Breitberg
