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Restoring the Past

A deserted military barracks in North Charleston serves as little more than a reminder of the small city the former Navy base once was.

Several windows are broken. Some are boarded. A light fixture hangs from the ceiling in a dark hallway. Shards of glass spot the floor. Aside from some storage materials, the rooms are empty. So is the parking lot.

But someday, that building will become the focal point of the 86-acre Clemson University Restoration Institute, home to administrative offices and cutting-edge laboratories. Read more »

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Ever since Charleston was founded by European settlers in 1670, it has been an extraordinary, storied place. Water defines the peninsular city, just a few minutes from I’On by boat or by car.  I’On is proud to be a neighborhood of the beautiful and historic Town of Mount Pleasant, on the eastern side the Cooper River from Charleston.

Three island beaches are within five to 15 miles from I’On - Sullivan’s Island is the most genteel with it’s old beach houses, lighthouse, historic fort and a handful of popular restaurants; Isle of Palms boasts a championship golf course, county park, and beachfront commercial district; and then there’s funky Folly Beach, with its pier, eateries and great surfing spots. Read more »

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Restoring the Past

A deserted military barracks in North Charleston serves as little more than a reminder of the small city the former Navy base once was. Several windows are broken.... Read more »

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