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One of our Palmetto Carriage Company veterans, Apache, retired to a farm in Lexington, SC earlier this week. Apache came to us after working on a farm in Tennessee, and for the last 12 years, Apache has been a customer and an employee favorite. He even appeared as an extra for the television show Reckless!…

The horse carriage industry is a staple of Charleston. Not long ago, you could pick up the Post and Courier and read editorials written by locals that were in favor of horse carriages. So, where has that support gone? In fact, the majority of local publications have turned extremely anti-carriage. In just a few short…

We pride ourselves on having some of the most experienced personnel in the industry. Palmetto Carriage Works farrier, Bill Ridgill has been shoeing horses for over 60 years (and loving every minute of it!). Watch the interview below to learn more about how he got started.

Do you live in Charleston and have you been looking to take a carriage ride with us? You’re in luck! Locals Free Day is a special, one-day event on Sunday, January 29th from 9:00am to 4:00pm where you and your family can take a FREE ride on us! All you need to bring is a…

PCW’s own Benjamin Doyle joins Quintin Washington to talk about the year ahead, the Big Red Barn and our positive impact on the Charleston community. Watch the interview below to learn more about how we plan to forge ahead in the new year and do our best work yet.

Our horses and mules need shoes just like we do, although it’s not quite as simple as just slipping them on and lacing them up. Watch this up close video on how to shoe a horse or mule in just 5 steps.

Take a look at some of our favorite moments from the past year! 1.Did you know about how we care for our horses and mules?   2. Introducing our newest team: Melania and Michelle   3. Getting to know Marvin Jolly…all over again.   4. Holiday community rides. Can’t wait until next year!   5.…

Palmetto Carriage Works is committed to our animals. We take their health and well-being very seriously and we’re proud of our record. Our horses and mules are healthy and well cared for. Carriage tours in Charleston have been operating under some of the highest standards in the country since 2007. The standards are working. Nearly…

Here at Palmetto Carriage Works we get all kinds of questions every single day. A lot of them are about the unforgettable experience touring historic Charleston, but we’re finding that folks are just as interested in our animals and their care. Take a look at some of our frequently asked questions answered by none other…

Meet Milhouse! Age: 15 Sex: Gelding Weight: 1500 pounds Color: White Breed: Percheron About Me: I enjoy formal events such as wedding and parades. And what’s more romantic than a carriage ride? As for the 1500 pounds, I think Tommy needs to recalibrate the scale—I seriously have been avoiding desserts. What else can I tell…