• Mills House Charleston, Curio Collection by Hilton - The historic Mills House Hotel played an important role in the early part of the American Civil War.
• Dock Street Theater - Learn about the first theatre built in North America and the infamous characters associated with it’s history.
• Pink House Gallery - One of the oldest buildings in Charleston, circa 1712
• Washington Square - Historic square in Charleston with multiple monuments.
• Charleston City Hall - Learn about the evolution of this beautiful building that once served as a meat market and bank before becoming City Hall
• Charleston County Courthouse - Learn about what was once the old South Carolina statehouse.
• St. Michael’s Church - Learn about the fascinating history of Charleston’s oldest church edifice, completed in 1761.
• Heyward-Washington House - See where George Washington stayed while visiting Charleston in 1791.
• Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon - See the last public building built by the British in North America and where the Constitution was ratified in 1788.
• French Huguenot Church - Learn about the rich history of French Huguenot’s in Charleston and the first church built in the Gothic Revival style.
• French Quarter - Take in the beauty and charm of the French Quarter in Charleston.
• Hibernian Hall - Learn about the building where the seeds of disunion were sown and hear about America’s connection to Greek Revival architecture.
• Fort Sumter National Monument - See where the first shots of the Civil War were fired! We do not go out to the fort, we take a look at it from the Battery on Charleston Harbor.

• All Fees and Taxes

• Bottled water
• Private transportation

Unlike many tour companies in town that allow up to 20 people in each group, my Charleston tour is guaranteed to have no more than 12. The most unique aspect of my tour is the high level of historical professionalism that I deliver to my guests. Earning a Ph.D. in history meant spending thousands of hours reading and researching primary sources in the South Carolina archives. I use the knowledge that I have obtained from that hard work and pass it off to you on the tour. Because I limit the number of guests to 12 and offer a tour that is 45 minutes longer than most in town, you will receive a degree of exclusivity and historical depth that is far greater than what is offered by the larger tour companies in Charleston.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.