View From Sol Legare Road, Charleston, SC
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I can go back to the time when Sol Legare was a dirt road. We own property down the street that my granddaddy bought in 1880. Everybody who lived here was family. Right now most of it's still that way, but as the older generation is dying out, the younger generation is moving on. Each heir gets a part of the property and they do what they want with it, either build a home here or sell.
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