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St. Michael's Church
Visit an eighteenth-century church at Broad and Meeting Streets, one of Charleston's Four Corners of Law. The churchyard and interior details add depth to a walk through the historic center.
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St. Michael's connects the civic crossroads to an active congregation. Built in the mid-eighteenth century on the site of an earlier church, it anchors the ecclesiastical corner of the Four Corners of Law. Its portico, windows and churchyard give visitors more to examine than the familiar steeple view.
What to look for
The Broad Street portico and white stuccoed brick exterior
Tiffany windows inside the church
The historic churchyard beside the building
Useful to know
Check current visitor access before entering; church events can change access to the building and churchyard.
Pair the stop with the courthouse and other buildings at Broad and Meeting Streets.
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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