Howard students visit Charleston
Saturday, June 20, 2009Students from Robert E. Howard Middle School stand in front of the Aiken-Rhett House on Elizabeth Street in Charleston. The students went on a complete tour of the house, which was erected in 1817 and enlarged in the 1830s, and visited the historical sites of Philip Simmons' home, his blacksmith workshop, and the Angel Oak Tree on Johns Island. The trip was funded by a South Carolina Department of Education grant.
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