Charleston City Hall10 min
You'll start at the Four Corners of Law, where the app opens your case file and introduces the agent running it. Your first task will be to find an inscription nearby and fill in the missing words of a torn note. Solve it and you're cleared for the thirteen stops ahead.
St. Michael's Church10 min
You'll cross to St Michael's, the oldest church building in the city, and search around the churchyard for the two signers of the US Constitution buried there. You'll learn why painting the steeple black during the Revolution was the worst idea the congregation ever had, and you'll find out that something has started following you.
First (Scots) Presbyterian Church8 min
You'll walk down Meeting Street to First Scots and compare a photo of its plaque with the real one to find the detail that has been removed. You'll learn about the galleries built high at the back of Charleston's churches and who was made to sit there.
Rainbow Row8 min
You'll come out on East Bay, across from the pastel houses everyone photographs, and find the sign with the 1711 map of the walled city to read what's hidden under a sticker in your photo. You'll learn where the half mile of city wall went when it came down.
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon10 min
You'll head to the Old Exchange at the foot of Broad Street and compare its hanging sign with the photo in your file to spot what has been added. Below your feet is the Provost Dungeon, and the file here is about Stede Bonnet, the rich Barbados planter who bought a ship and turned pirate because his afternoons were long.
Old Slave Mart Museum8 min
You'll walk up the cobblestones of Chalmers Street to Ryan's Mart and solve a riddle about its iron gate. You'll read what the complex was built with, including a room the business called the dead house.
St. Philip's Anglican Church10 min
You'll continue to St Philip's and find the landmark plaque on the churchyard fence to read the year hidden under a sticker. You'll learn about Colonel William Rhett, the man who caught Stede Bonnet, and about the other trade he never saw a contradiction in.
The Powder Magazine8 min
You'll stop at the squat brick Powder Magazine from 1713, the oldest public building in the Carolinas, and pick the real hanging sign out of four doctored versions. You'll learn how 22,000 pounds of gunpowder were kept in the middle of a wooden city.
Unitarian Church in Charleston9 min
You'll look through the King Street gate into the wildest graveyard in Charleston and use a punchcard cipher on its plaque to get your answer. You'll learn what's true about the Annabel legend, and why the yard is left to grow on purpose.
Circular Congregational Church9 min
You'll finish in the oldest burying ground in Charleston, with stones from 1695, where you'll use every fragment you've collected to decode the final instruction and read a name off a grave. The ghost who has walked behind you all night finally says who he is.
Charleston's Haunted Ghost Tour - Solo Smart Phone Guided Tour
Charleston Ghost Tour in 12 Languages (Self-Guided Audio Tour)
