White Point Garden


White Point Garden

White Point Garden is one of the must-see places when visiting Charleston. The park is located at the southeastern point of the city and is bordered by the Ashley and Cooper Rivers. The first settlers originally called the area Oyster Point due to the sun bleached oyster shells on the ground. The name was later changed to White Point. This is the spot where dozens of pirates were hung and left dangling from their nooses to deter other pirates from entering Charleston Harbor. In 1837, the City of Charleston bought part of White Point to create a waterfront park. The park has numerous monuments, a gazebo, and cannons that date back to the Civil and Revolutionary War era. The park is surrounded by beautiful antebellum mansions and massive oak trees draped in Spanish moss. The park is located across the street from the historic Charleston Battery



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White Point Garden Address and Map


White Point Garden
2 Murray Blvd
Charleston SC 29401


Features and Amenities of White Point Garden


  • Large shaded grassy area
  • Civil War Cannons
  • Statues and monuments
  • Park benches
  • Beautiful views of Fort Sumter and the Charleston Harbor

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