charleston is known for greek revival architecture.
charleston is known for greek revival architecture.
what type of architecture is charleston known for?
greek revival
hibernian hall (charleston, south carolina)









































hibernian hall is a historic meeting hall and social venue at 105 meeting street in charleston, south carolina, united states. built in 1840, it is charleston's only architectural work by thomas ustick walter, and a fine example of greek revival architecture. the wrought iron gates were made by christopher werner, a german-american master ironworker in charleston.
hibernian hall (charleston, south carolina)
the church is located in the area of charleston known as the french quarter, which was given this name in 1973 as part of preservation efforts. it recognizes that the area had a historically high concentration of french merchants. peter manigault, once the wealthiest man in the british north american colonies, is buried in the church cemetery.









































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