The Confederate Home and College
The buildings of the Confederate Home and College stand as a unique assemblage among the historic and architectural treasures of Charleston. 62 Broad Street, the public face of the property, has stood for 225 years while playing a vital role in the evolving history of the city. Ongoing restoration preserves its architectural integrity, its role in Charleston history, and its civic mission well into the future.
The Home finances its missions through donations from its friends and rental fees from its residents, studios, event facilities. Its 14-member Board of Control serves without compensation. Several are the second and third generation of mothers and daughters to contribute to this unique institution.
We appreciate your support. Donations may be mailed to 62 Broad Street, Charleston, South Carolina 29401
A rusted ornament that wraps around the front and side of the Broad Street facing building is rusted and falling apart. This was allowing water to penetrate into the walls causing significant damage.
The Confederate Home and College
Another view of the ornaments wrapped around the front of the building.
The material around the windows was deteoriating allowing for water intrustion. The water was damaging both the building and the wooden window frames.
A window fram that was completely dismantled in order to restore back to its original beauty.
The ornaments have been repaired back to their original beauty thanks to Cahill Construction.
A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Local Charleston Subcontractors
We are incredibly grateful to our talented local subcontractors who played a vital role in this historic restoration project. Their expertise, reliability, and commitment to excellence made the process seamless.
Always on time and on budget, they truly brought this vision to life with skill and professionalism. Charleston’s craftsmanship shines through in every detail—thank you for helping us preserve history!