Confederate Defenders of Charleston is a monument in Charleston, South Carolina, United States. The monument honors Confederate soldiers from Charleston, most notably those who served at Fort Sumter during the American Civil War.
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No. This shouldn’t be up. Don’t dismiss my review as being a “crazy liberal” rant. Here’s the deal… it’s one thing to forget about history and erase it. Why not remember the history with a plaque to help people understand it? No need for a statue which is MEANT as a means of commemorating something. Confederates were traitors and should NOT be commemorated. You can remember and give historical background on the soldiers without commemorating them. There is a difference. Do...
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Beautiful memorization of our American history. Pays homage to the lives lost during the Civil War. Excellent that Charleston reveres their history and provides the ability to reflect on past issues so future generations can not repeat the same mistakes. Location is right against the water which provides a serene ambience...
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Nice place to relax in the shade and ponder life. It was hot and humid the day I visited the park but the breeze off the harbor in combination with the shade made my visit nice and cool. It was not busy and the people in the park kept to themselves. Parking was not bad but I could see how it might be...
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