ONLY ON FRIDAY!
10 am  ~ Reservations Required

Explore the historic alleys and cobblestone streets
of 'America's Most Historic City.' Your
BLACK CAT guide will concentrate on the
"off-the-beaten-path" sections of the
Holy City, which most visitors never experience.

The HISTORIC CHARLESTON tour lasts
approximately 90 minutes and will examine the rich
culture of Charleston:
colonial townhouses, antebellum mansions, old
taverns and brothels, churches and graveyards.

CONTACT HERE
To make a Reservation

or call
843.571.6873
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REBEL'S NOVELS
THE DEVIL OF CHARLESTON: Revenge, Pirates and Romance! Set in Charles Town, 1718. SPIRIT OF THE SHADOWS: A mysterious haunted mansion leads a lost woman to discover love.
MARK'S BOOKS
WICKED CHARLESTON: THE DARK SIDE OF THE HOLY CITY - Debauchery in old Charles Town! A bestseller in a fifth printing!
WICKED CHARLESTON, VOL. II: PROSTITUTES, POLITICS & PROHIBITION - More Sex, Murder & Sin!
PALMETTO PREDATORS: Profiles of nine serial killers in South Carolina.
SOUTH CAROLINA KILLERS: Ten harrowing murder stories between 1903 - 2003.
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Don't be a Dog ... Roam with the Cat!       Come and explore the other side of the Holy City.
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BLACK CAT TOURS meet at
Market Hall
Daughters of the Confederacy
188 Meeting St.

corner of Market & Meeting Streets,
across the street from Waldenbooks.
Cotton, Slaves & Arrogance
Advance purchase STRONGLY recommended -
tours often sell out in advance!
Or to buy tickets by phone, call ZERVE at
(800) 979-3370 or (212) 209-3370 (intl.)
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QUOTES FROM GONE WITH THE WIND

RHETT BUTLER: I have seen many
things that you all have not seen ...
the factories, the foundries, the ship
yards, the iron and coal mines -all the
things we haven't got. Why all we have
is cotton and slaves and arrogance.  
They'd lick us in a month.
                    

Better to be tormented with memories
of Ashley than Charleston accents.
                           

SCARLETT:  Sir, you are no gentleman.
RHETT: An apt observation. And you,
Miss, are no lady.
             
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Charleston view: 1861