• 122 E Bay St - The Old Exchange and Provost (1771)was built to collect tarriffs and fees at the port. A building of National importance, it was here that South Carolina declared independence in 1776. The British used it as a prison from 1780-1782, the Constitution was here ratified, ans Ptrdident George Washington was entertained in 1791.

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Embark on your journey assured that you’re in the hands of the best in the sector. Our guides hold the city license and certification from the Palmetto Guild. Our team comprises full-time, industry veterans with a total of 90 years of combined experience. We consistently endeavour to provide an enlightening, entertaining, and educational tour experience to our guests.

Owing to our extensive knowledge across all topics pertaining to Charleston, each tour delivers a unique experience, factoring in the interests of our guests, weather conditions and physical disabilities. We can discuss anything from pirates to pyracanthas, and Revolution to Regency era. Join us to understand the rich and complex history of Charleston, widely known as America’s Most Historic City, through the lens of our engaging and passionate guides.
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