| BLACK CAT TOURS meet at Market Hall Daughters of the Confederacy 188 Meeting St. corner of Market & Meeting Streets, across the street from Waldenbooks. |

| THREE VIEWS OF THE WALLED CITY |
| city in Colonial America, 1690-1720. (See illus. to the right.) This fledgling city in occupied by Native Americans but coveted by Spain and France. The English occupied by Native Americans but coveted by Spain and France. The English quickly began building defensive fortifications of wood, earth, brick, and stone to shield the town against potential invasion by the Spanish in St. Augustine. shield the town against potential invasion by the Spanish in St. Augustine. The HISTORIC CHARLESTON tour explores the historic alleys and cobblestone streets of the city's oldest neighborhood within the confines of the Walled City. BLACK CAT TOURS will guide you along fifteen blocks of colonial townhouses, antebellum mansions, old taverns and brothels, storefronts, churches and public buildings. Along the way you will hear the stories of Charleston's turbulent past and learn how the city grew into the greatest and most powerful Southern city until 1861. During the 2 HOUR tour you will learn how and why Charleston is often called 'AMERICA'S MOST HISTORIC CITY.' Some of the highlights include: Private Tours also available $12 per person CONTACT HERE To make a Reservation or call 843.571.6873 |
| ABOVE: The 1711 Edward Crisp map |
| Excavation of the Tradd Street redan, Summer 2009. |
| SEE WHAT THE CARRIAGES AND BUSES CANNOT SHOW YOU! |
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| "Better than other night tours." ~ New York Times.com Featured on MSNBC, National Public Radio, Southern Haunts and Phantoms of History |
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