Afisha Life | Spacery po historii Lowcountry

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Please bring umbrellas for inclement showers if needed.

Dodatkowe informacje

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Czego oczekiwać

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Czarleston

Zaczynamy w domu Laurens/Rutledge przy 117 Broad St. Ten dom i ten po drugiej stronie ulicy są głęboko zakorzenione w początkach naszego kraju. Następnie przejdź do Tradd St. - zatrzymując się przy Sword Gates i domu pułkownika Johna Stewarta, rozmawiając o historii Anglii, założeniu kolonii, architekturze, epidemiach, katastrofach, dwóch wojnach i nie tylko. Cross Meeting St. do pierwotnego miasta otoczonego murami, gdzie omawiamy Pres. Wizyta Waszyngtona i „pierwsze” Charleston. Zakończenie na Bay St, aby zobaczyć miasto zaplanowane przez Lord’s Proprietors, dyskutując, dlaczego zostało zbudowane i dlaczego się zawaliło. Do High Battery, aby omówić początek dwóch wojen w naszym porcie, ostatniego królewskiego gubernatora oraz początek i koniec wojny secesyjnej. W drodze powrotnej ponownie rozmawiamy o niewolnictwie, gościnności, przyjaznych społeczeństwach i kolonialnym Charleston. Kończąc naszą wycieczkę, kończymy z naszą kulturą kulinarną, wysyłając Cię na posiłek do miasta z opcjami doznań kulinarnych w mieście!

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Charleston

We begin at the Laurens/Rutledge house at 117 Broad St.This home and the one across the street are deeply imbedded in the founding of our country. Then work our way around to Tradd St. - stopping at the Sword Gates and the home of Col. John Stewart while discussing English history, the founding of the colony, architecture, epidemics, disasters, two wars and more. Cross Meeting St. into the original walled city, where we discuss Pres. Washington’s visit and Charleston “firsts”. Ending on Bay St to see the city planned by the Lord’s Proprietors, discussing why it was built and why it came down. On to the High Battery to discuss the start of two wars in our harbor, the last Royal Govenor and the beginning and end of the Civil War. As we make our way back, we discuss slavery, hospitality, friendly societies and colonial Charleston once more. Rounding out our tour, we conclude with our food culture as we send you off to eat in the city with options for dining experiences in town!

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Charleston

We begin at the Laurens/Rutledge house at 117 Broad St.This home and the one across the street are deeply imbedded in the founding of our country. Then work our way around to Tradd St. - stopping at the Sword Gates and the home of Col. John Stewart while discussing English history, the founding of the colony, architecture, epidemics, disasters, two wars and more. Cross Meeting St. into the original walled city, where we discuss Pres. Washington’s visit and Charleston “firsts”. Ending on Bay St to see the city planned by the Lord’s Proprietors, discussing why it was built and why it came down. On to the High Battery to discuss the start of two wars in our harbor, the last Royal Govenor and the beginning and end of the Civil War. As we make our way back, we discuss slavery, hospitality, friendly societies and colonial Charleston once more. Rounding out our tour, we conclude with our food culture as we send you off to eat in the city with options for dining experiences in town!

4

Charleston

We begin at the Laurens/Rutledge house at 117 Broad St.This home and the one across the street are deeply imbedded in the founding of our country. Then work our way around to Tradd St. - stopping at the Sword Gates and the home of Col. John Stewart while discussing English history, the founding of the colony, architecture, epidemics, disasters, two wars and more. Cross Meeting St. into the original walled city, where we discuss Pres. Washington’s visit and Charleston “firsts”. Ending on Bay St to see the city planned by the Lord’s Proprietors, discussing why it was built and why it came down. On to the High Battery to discuss the start of two wars in our harbor, the last Royal Govenor and the beginning and end of the Civil War. As we make our way back, we discuss slavery, hospitality, friendly societies and colonial Charleston once more. Rounding out our tour, we conclude with our food culture as we send you off to eat in the city with options for dining experiences in town!

5

Charleston

We begin at the Laurens/Rutledge house at 117 Broad St.This home and the one across the street are deeply imbedded in the founding of our country. Then work our way around to Tradd St. - stopping at the Sword Gates and the home of Col. John Stewart while discussing English history, the founding of the colony, architecture, epidemics, disasters, two wars and more. Cross Meeting St. into the original walled city, where we discuss Pres. Washington’s visit and Charleston “firsts”. Ending on Bay St to see the city planned by the Lord’s Proprietors, discussing why it was built and why it came down. On to the High Battery to discuss the start of two wars in our harbor, the last Royal Govenor and the beginning and end of the Civil War. As we make our way back, we discuss slavery, hospitality, friendly societies and colonial Charleston once more. Rounding out our tour, we conclude with our food culture as we send you off to eat in the city with options for dining experiences in town!

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Zasady anulowania

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

Recenzje (3)

davidmG8272KF

Nov 2024

Karen was our tour leader on the Charleston walking tour. She was great - super prepared and knowledgeable and fun. She had charts and graphs that were easy to understand and illustrated the social and economic background behind physical things, she knew the names of the trees and plants as well as the history behind houses and buildings and she walked and talked at just the right pace. We had a very interesting discussion on the Jim Crow era in Charleston. And her restaurant recommendations were spot on. The tour was a highlight of our visit to Charleston.

AnacoTraveler

Nov 2024

Following the failure of another operator, we’re incredibly fortunate to find Karen and enjoy a fascinating tour of historical Charleston. She provides both strolling and driving tours- we took the driving tour. Her passion and in-depth knowledge of the history, architecture and back stories of Charleston’s events, personalities and their place in history was both enjoyable and educational. We only had a short time here, but feel we got wonderful introduction to one of America’s great cities. Thank you Karen!

515debbyg

Apr 2024

The low country history strolls tour was my HIGHLIGHT of visiting Charleston SC!!! Karen is a magnificent tour guide and is well versed in the history of Charleston. I could feel her passion and love of the area the entirety of the tour. THIS TOUR IS A MUST TO ANY WANDERER.

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