Charleston Revolution History Walking Tour

Here we will learn about George Washington's impact on Charleston; a marker for the unknown grave of the mother of a future US President, who died nursing Colonial prisoners, and more.

Charleston's oldest church, played a critical role in the British bombardment in 1780, you will leave this spot in awe of how a 260+ year old church that witnessed and hosted much of the US Revolution. With a graveyard that holds the graves of signers of the US Constitution.

Stroll down South of Broad, on beautiful Meeting Street that hosts the homes of several Revolutionary leaders, both future-American, and British. Among other homes, the house that served at the HQ of the British after its capture.

View the site of the first major colonial victory of the American Revolution. Statues of Revolutionary heroes, surrounded by the picturesque live oaks of the park.

A walled city, with much of it still here through the Revolution as a means of defense, view the remnants of a redan, pivotal in its role to deter British. Later a wharf that served a different purpose in the closing days of the American Revolution.

View one of the three most important Colonial Era building in the US. The site of a pivotal event that took place well before 1776, and later a dungeon for Patriot leaders.