St. Michaels Church through time

Charleston 1910–2021 13 photos of this spot

13 photographs taken at the same spot in Charleston, spanning 1910–2021 — 1 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

Washington Square, a historic park in Charleston, South Carolina, photographed around 1910.

Charleston - Washington Square 1910 Washington Square, a historic park in Charleston, South Carolina, photographed around 1910.

68 Broad 2013 A historic building at 68 Broad Street in Charleston, South Carolina, part of the city's well-preserved colonial and antebellum streetscape near the harbor.

67 Broad 2014 The historic building at 67 Broad Street in Charleston, South Carolina, a street that has been part of the city's core since its founding in the 17th century. Broad Street divides the peninsula and gives its name to the well-known 'South of Broad' neighborhood.

73 Broad 2014 A townhouse at 73 Broad Street, in Charleston's historic district, an area known for its well-preserved colonial and antebellum architecture. Many of the street's buildings date back well over a century.

St. Michaels Church 2015 Palmetto trees line Charleston's Four Corners of Law, where the white steeple of St. Michael's Church rises above the intersection of Meeting and Broad streets, 2015.

Broad Street, French Quarter, Charleston, SC 2019 A further 2019 photograph of Broad Street in Charleston's historic French Quarter, within the city's National Historic Landmark district of South Carolina.

Broad Street, French Quarter, Charleston, SC 2019 Broad Street appears once more in this 2019 photograph of Charleston's French Quarter historic district in South Carolina.

St. Michael's Episcopal Church, French Quarter, Charleston, SC 2019 St. Michael's Episcopal Church, built between 1752 and 1761, is the oldest surviving religious structure in Charleston and stands on the southeast corner of the Four Corners of Law.

Washington Square, French Quarter, Charleston, SC 2019 Washington Square is a small public park in Charleston's French Quarter, located near City Hall in the historic district and shaded by mature trees typical of the area's older squares.

St. Michael's Episcopal Church, French Quarter, Charleston, SC 2019 St. Michael's Episcopal Church anchors one corner of Charleston's Four Corners of Law at Meeting and Broad Streets, its steeple a familiar feature of the city's skyline since colonial times.

St. Michael's Episcopal Church, French Quarter, Charleston, SC 2019 St. Michael's Episcopal Church anchors one corner of Charleston's Four Corners of Law at Meeting and Broad Streets, its steeple a familiar feature of the city's skyline since colonial times.

Timrod Statue - Washington Park, Charleston, SC 2021 A statue of the poet Henry Timrod in Washington Park, Charleston, South Carolina. Timrod, sometimes called the poet laureate of the Confederacy, is commemorated in this small square within the city's historic district.

67 Broad St 2021 A building at 67 Broad Street in Charleston, South Carolina, within the historic district near the city's Four Corners of Law. Broad Street has long been one of Charleston's principal commercial and civic thoroughfares.