Visitors will find one of Charleston's most photographed icons on Johns Island: the Angel Oak. It is said to be the largest live oak east of the Mississippi. The gorgeous tree is 65 feet high ...

JOHNS ISLAND — To Samantha Siegel, Charleston's iconic Angel Oak is more than a centuries-old tree. "There's just so many amazing stories associated with the history as an indigenous ceremonial ...

One of South Carolina ... The Angel Oak tree is reportedly the oldest living thing located east of the Mississippi River. Officers responded to the incident on Johns Island, near Charleston ...

On South Carolina's steamy Johns Island is a fern-draped, centuries-old live oak that has withstood hurricanes, the creation of the United States and every government shutdown to date. But ...

CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — The Sea Islands' sacred place is being preserved for many more years to come. Lowcountry Land Trust is protecting the iconic Angel Oak Tree on Johns Island with ...

An affordable housing development will break ground in the spring near the historic Angel Oak Tree on ... across South Carolina, including working with the North Charleston Housing Authority.

A developer with plans to build apartments around the centuries-old Angel Oak tree near Charleston says he spent millions of dollars trying to design the project to suit environmentalists. But ...

According to the City of Charleston, the Angel Oak Tree is estimated to be 300-400 years old and draws in around 400,000 visitors per year. “We heard that it was a one-of-a-kind tree and just an ...

JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – Lowcountry activists are moving forward with efforts to protect a historic tree ... Siegel, Angel Oak Project Manager for Lowcountry Land Trust. South Carolina ...

No wimpy tree, Angel Oak has survived hurricanes, floods, earthquakes and humans, and yet manages to retain its verdant stature. Managed by the City of Charleston, it is a hugely popular and ...