Answers are the part we wish to hear. Politicians, priests and suitors seek to provide answers. Philosophers and spouses have only truths. A place where it is safe to bike or stroll, where neighbors know neighbors and the pace of life is slow and restful. There are wonderful, wide beaches to stroll and a deep blue ocean to swim in.
Visitors are always welcome.
There is no public beach, but the beach is accessible by a path on every block which leads to the beach. The South Carolina Department of Archives and History, S.C., State Senator Darrel Jackson and The Charleston Club were instrumental in erecting the monument that acknowledges the former slave trade at Sullivan's Island, South Carolina. This monument is located on Poe Avenue at Fort Moulrie-Sullivan's Island and was dedicated at Sullivan's Island on July 2, 1999. Tens of thousands of captives arrived on Sullivan's Island from the West African shores between 1700 and 1775. Americans now residing in these United States.