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  Please donate directly to this 1725 Historic Chapel to assist with restoration projects.
  Mail check to its 501(c)(3):
  Strawberry Chapel
  1150 Hungryneck Blvd, Suite 331
  Mt Pleasant SC 29464
  United States
  
  Strawberry Chapel and it’s grounds are Private Property with a fence all the way around it. Due to vandals, anyone entering its property, is subject to subject to being arrested. Private property and No Trespassing signs are clearly posted. Anyone entering the grounds is subject to fines or arrest.
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  6 individuals were seen at Strawberry Chapel Sunday, June 14, 2020; one photo shows group near chapel and another photo shows trespassers in walled plot where major damage occurred to historic gravestones. It is an ongoing investigation.
  We ask everyone to keep an eye on social media regarding post mentioning Strawberry Chapel. Senior Warden, Dr. Robert Ball is working closely with Major Hickman and P.F.C Kufen at the BCSO.
  
  Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office:
  843-723-3800, ext. 4424
  Crime Stoppers: 843- 554-1111
  Vandalism: 1-800-922-5431
  (24 hours/day, everyday)

  Added June 19, 2020 by Vestry member
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  The chapel does not receive donations made on this site so please send donations directly to the vestry at Strawberry Chapel for its restoration fund.
  Checks should be payable to:
  “Strawberry Chapel”
  and mailed to:
  1150 Hungryneck Blvd, Suite 331
  Mt Pleasant SC 29464
  United States
  Or send to the “Friends of Strawberry,”
  a separate 501(c)(3) organization setup by descendants of the chapel to assist with continual restoration and renovations.
  100% of money sent to these two organizations benefits the chapel and its graveyard.
  Money sent anywhere else does not reach the chapel.

  Added February 26, 2020 by Ken
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  The chapel does not receive donations made on this site so please send donations directly to the vestry at Strawberry Chapel for its restoration fund.
  Checks should be payable to:
  “Strawberry Chapel”
  and mailed to:
  1150 Hungryneck Blvd, Suite 331
  Mt Pleasant SC 29464
  United States
  Or send to the “Friends of Strawberry,”
  a separate 501(c)(3) organization setup by descendants of the chapel to assist with continual restoration and renovations.
  100% of money sent to these two organizations benefits the chapel and its graveyard.
  Money sent anywhere else does not reach the chapel.

  Added February 26, 2020 by Ken
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  Stopped here a few times and am always amazed at part of history this place has. The trees and cemetery are unique my wife has a number of pictures she has taken we will visit often, it just makes me think what it was like years gone by.

  Added February 10, 2020 by walt
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  Notice from
  Strawberry's Vestry,
  please be aware ...
  
  "The Strawberry Chapel property is private property. Trespassers may be prosecuted or fined with the assistance of the Berkeley County Sheriffs who are appearing in court to assist in prosecution. Charges were recently filed against several groups of trespassers to date. Court on June 28, 2017, resulted in three defendants pleading guilty. Convictions and fines were imposed by the judge. This is an ongoing situation."

  Added June 12, 2017 by Kensington 2015
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  I stumbled onto this place while visiting Mepkin Abbey. After reading the historic display I could envision the town alive with the noises of life, people going about their business, strolling the streets of the small town on the river. The remaining old Church with the Spanish Moss hanging off the live oak & magnolia trees swaying in the gentle breeze is a picture out of the old South.

  Added September 04, 2016 by Henry Paul Pierce