- Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon - Built in 1771 as a commercial exchange and custom house, the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon has been a Charleston landmark for nearly 250 years. Today, it is a non-profit historic site that focuses on the American Revolution and colonial Charleston.
- Admission to the Philip Simmons House.
- Entry to the Halsey Gallery of Contemporary Art.
This excursion offers a glimpse into Charleston’s history by throwing light on the extraordinary women and men who played pivotal roles in the establishment of both Charleston and the United States.
Ever wondered if the United States would still be here today without the contributions of Charleston’s pirates and patriots?
We initiate our journey at the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, one of the city’s oldest and most significant historical structures. Discover details about George Washington’s 1791 visit and the destiny of those unfortunate prisoners confined within the dungeon walls.
Following this, we amble along East Bay Street and pass by the famed Rainbow Row. Marvel at opulent mansions while soaking in the stunning vistas of Charleston Harbor and White Point Garden. Retrace the steps of the pirates and their captors.
Our journey then leads us through the South of Broad neighborhood in Charleston. Acquire insights about a man who was credited by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson as the true progenitor of America.
In conclusion, we find our way back to the starting point, strolling past the Four Corners of the Law and a variety of shops and residences lining Broad Street.
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