A brief history of the Freemasons in Charleston and the early days of the United States.

A brief introduction to Wade Hampton and the horrific voter suppression tactics used in the Reconstruction South during the 1876 South Carolina governor election.

We frequently mention the Gullah-Geechee on our tours, but do you know the significance of this culture? A brief introduction to the rich culture and history of the Gullah-Geechee people of the Lowcountry.

We spill hot historical gossip and sip some of our favorite teas from the local tea masters at Oliver Pluff!

The Candlestick Murder of Halloween 1958 and the following trial had devastating consequences for Charleston’s LGBTQ+ community. The story is shared on our Real Rainbow Row tour.

After last week’s post on grave markers and their meanings, we wanted to share some of the most interesting grave markers we’ve stumbled across in Charleston’s churchyards and cemeteries.

Learn about some of the common motifs of grave markers in Charleston.

Learn about holiday traditions that originated in Charleston or are unique to the Holy City!