- Joe Riley Waterfront Park - We’ll spend some time in this beautiful park talking about the history of Charleston, before walking into the historic district and seeing some very cool history.
- Charleston - The historic district of charleston will come alive as we stroll down cobblestone streets built in the early 1700s and paved the way for our nation.
- The Williams Mansion - We will see the largest single-family home in Charleston… and used in the movie “The Notebook”
- St. Michael’s Church - We’ll see the steeple of St Michaels where George Washington saw the city of Charleston in 1791.
- Heyward-Washington House - See where George Washington stayed in 1791, the second year of his presidency, just two short years after the revolutionary war
- 17 Chalmers St - The Little Pink House built in the late 1600s will amaze you with its original pantile roof, and amazingly small size.
- Amazing tour of Historic Charleston
I guarantee you’ll gain more historical insights on this excursion than any other available in the vicinity. I will impart knowledge you didn’t have before, and question what you believe to be true.
Let’s begin by identifying your interests and expectations about history. Your preferences will steer the direction of our conversation.
My approach is narrational, involving a multitude of queries to stimulate dialogue. I will guide you through Charleston’s timeline in an amusing, engaging, and occasionally cheeky style.
We will embark our journey at Waterfront Park and make our way south to the renowned Charleston battery. Expect to see awe-inspiring locations and partake in absorbing talks about the vibrant history of the early Charles Towne fort.
Upon completion, we’ll find ourselves near our start point, now equipped with the most rewarding memento from your trip – Wisdom.
So what are you waiting for? This tour isn’t going to schedule itself, let’s do this! :)
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
