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Greg Rogers
Member since Feb 8, 2013
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Oak Steakhouse
This is one of my favorite downtown restaurants. I have tried every appetizer and always… -brewengineer
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Yes! -Paul Cheney
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Re: “Human bones buried under Gaillard at least 50 years”
Have they checked to see if anything was found during the building the Gaillard? If these were part of a larger group of graves, it is hard to believe something else was not found during the previous construction. Of coarse, if it was under the driveway and there are no utilities in the area, I guess there was no reason to dig there. Gotta love Charleston, history is everywhere.