Magnolia Plantation Print Churches Made Locally in the Charleston

Made Locally in the Charleston Lowcountry

drawn by Lowcountry Sketches artist Lowry Coe

It was originally called the Meeting House which is how Meeting Street received its name - shortened from Meeting House Street

This image contains a sketch of the Morris Island lighthouse

This pen and ink image by award-winning Artist Lowry Coe is 12x18 inches without a mat and is printed on archival paper

Magnolia Plantation Print Churches Made Locally in the CharlestonMagnolia Plantation was settled by the Drayton family, newly arrived from the English colony of Barbados, in 1676. The descendants of the Drayton still own the property today. Magnolia is best known for its beautiful gardens, primarily developed by John Grimke Drayton in the 19th century. This sketch, printed on archival paper, is double matted, and can be purchased as either an 8x10 or 11x14 print, framed or unframed.