Confederate Home Garden, 62 Broad Street In 1867 a group of nine determined women and a Huguenot minister began work establishing a home for mothers, widows, and daughters…
Our Gardens
Gardens maintained by the Garden Club of Charleston, SC
Heyward-Washington Garden 87 Church Street
The Heyward-Washington House was built in 1772, and is named for the builder, Daniel Heyward, and his famous guest, President George Washington. The property was purchased by the…
Philip Simmons Memorial Garden, Anson Street at Menotti
The Garden Club of Charleston, Inc. was given the wonderful opportunity of helping to maintain and preserve the Philip Simmons Memorial Garden beginning in 2014. This garden was…
MUSC Healing Garden
MUSC Healing Garden, 67 President Street In 1997 the Medical University of South Carolina Institute of Psychiatry began a therapeutic gardening program for patients. The Garden Club of Charleston provides…
Museum Courtyard Garden
Museum Courtyard Garden, 360 Meeting Street This small garden is located outside the Charleston Museum’s Board Room. It is an attractive enclosed space enjoyed by many who meet there. It…
Gateway Walk
Gateway Walk, Archdale Street Gateway Walk Archdale Street section and The Charleston Library Society The Gateway Walk was opened in April 1930 to coincide with the celebration of the 250th…
Joseph Manigault Garden
Joseph Manigault Garden, 350 Meeting Street Built in 1803, the grand Adam-style house was designed by Gabriel Manigault, a talented amateur architect, for his brother Joseph. The Charleston Museum purchased…