Albert Simons Center for the Arts - College of Charleston

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54 Saint Philip St
Charleston, SC 29424
+1 (843) 805-5507
https://www.cofc.edu
Originally a home for the College janitor, or supervisor, Porters Lodge now serves as an ornate entrance to the Cistern Yard and houses faculty offices. The Roman Revival building was built in 1851 and designed by architect Edward Brickell White.

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5.02 reviews
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Alex B.
12/5/2025

The Albert Simons Center for the CofC School of The Arts is a wonderful place to learn and experience art and music. This building hosts many artistic events throughout the year for all to enjoy....

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Evan G.
6/7/2019

The Albert Simons Center for the Arts at the College of Charleston is a great place to learn about art and music. I like the design and architecture of this building as it is very modern and has a...

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