Join us for a leisurely stroll along the timeworn streets of Charleston's Historic District. As you explore the architecture and flora South of Broad Street, our expert guides will highlight the most colorful stories of the Charlestonians who have lived in these majestic southern homes.
Our first call will be on the docents of The Charleston Museum's Heyward-Washington House (c.1770). This Colonial brick mansion originally belonged to Thomas Heyward - a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Among the Heyward-Washington House's notable features are an authentic 18th century kitchen replete with cook ware and utensils from the period, as well as a remarkable English Charleston Garden. .
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