The city of Charleston buys what is now Angel Oak Park

Published: June 15, 1991Posted in: TimelineTags:

1991: The city of Charleston buys what is now Angel Oak Park, roughly 2 acres on a dirt road surrounding what’s billed as the oldest living tree east of the Mississippi River.

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