LOCATION FILE
St. Michael's Church
FOLLOWCharleston, SC
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The oldest surviving church building in Charleston, built 1751-1761 at the corner of Broad and Meeting streets, its white steeple a landmark since colonial times. Two signers of the Constitution are buried in its churchyard.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Local legend tells of Harriott Mackie, a young heiress said to have died about the time of her 1804 wedding; visitors report a bride-like figure near the altar and graveyard and organ or wedding-march sounds with no player present.
VISITING
An active church; open for services and tours.
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