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.

Learn about the work of naturalist John Bartram in Charleston, and the city’s evolving natural landscape.

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.

As a woman-owned business, we love to look at sharp women throughout history. One who stands out in particular is Eliza Lucas Pinckney, whose development of a profitable indigo crop and process proved a huge boon to colonial South Carolina. Here we discuss her achievements, historical legacy, and unique privileges.

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