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James Island, South Carolina
South Carolina  Charleston County James Island
James Island is a large triangular sea island framed by Wappoo Creek and Charleston Harbor on the north, Morris Island and Folly Beach on the east, and the Stono River and Johns Island on the west. Affectionately nicknamed "Jim Isle," it is laced with creeks and sounds ... and well known for its farming, fishing and shrimping, ancient live oaks, and more recently, its Holiday Festival of Lights.
The Civil War began on James Island on the morning of April 12, 1861, when Confederate forces at Fort Johnson fired on Union-occupied Fort Sumter. Both forts were located on the island's northern shore.
Most of the fighting in the Charleston area during the rest of the Civil War also occurred on James Island and Morris Island, as Union troops tried to invade Charleston from the south, from their base on Folly Beach. All of these efforts, including notable assaults on Fort Lamar and Battery Wagner, were defeated.
Charleston is the largest city near James Island. Here is a map of the Charleston area.
 James Island Hotels - a helpful guide - online reservations
General Information, Jobs
Maps, Transportation
Recreation, Entertainment, Tourism
- Accommodations
– Hotels and motels on James Island SC
- Arts, entertainment, dining
– Festivals, events
– James Island restaurants
– James Island bars
– Artists, art galleries, art dealers
- Attractions
– Adventure, amusement, water parks
– Gardens, plantations
- Sports, outdoor recreation
– Recreation and sports organizations
- Related travel, tourism resources
– Charleston Area Convention and Visitors Bureau
– Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission
Real Estate, Relocation
Business Resources
Businesses
Media, Information Services
Government
Schools, Colleges, Libraries, Museums
Hospitals, Churches, Helping Organizations
Thanks for using SCIWAY's James Island SC guide!
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