The Progressive Club
The Progressive Club, Clubhouse in the United States of America
The Progressive Club is a notable historic building located in Charleston County.
It was central to the civil rights movement, hosting leaders like Martin Luther King Jr.
The club served as a hub for African-American social and political activism in the 1960s.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the site is important for historical visits.
It originated as a community-owned food cooperative and evolved into a cultural center.
Location: Charleston County
Address: 3377 River Road
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