Charleston Museum

360 Meeting St, Charleston , Coastal South Carolina, South Carolina, United States - Phone: 843-722-2996
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    History museum

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  • 1

    Old Charleston SC

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    ... are expected to drop well below freezing for the next couple of nights. We spent the afternoon touring the heritage part of Charleston.  What an interesting city!  We were standing on a street corner trying to orient ourselves with the map ...

  • 2

    FREE KITTENS

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    ... in it (9.5) BUTTERFINGER SUNDAE from Denny's, North Carolina - lots of hot fudge (9) COOKIE SHAKE from Applebee's, Charleston - MMM! (10) MCFLURRY from McDonald's, Charleston - I like to call it the "McCrappy" (9) CHOCOLATE ...

  • 3

    Conagree via Charleston

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    ... Ft. Sumter Visitor's Center to catch the first boat over to the Fort.  The boat ride also encompassed a narrated tour of the Charleston harbor area.  Once at the fort we looked up to see six flags being flown overhead.  I was one of the ...

  • 4

    Chapters in Charleston

    ... the sky had cooled from a fiery orange to navy blue.  I kept wandering and made my way along the historic streets of Charleston.  Much like Savannah, they had a real charm to them, and this area of town still relates a very strong sense and ...

  • 5

    A Crystal Chandelier

    ... visit Coonskin Park (Daniel Boone once lived in the area); hike, ski, and ride horseback in Kanawha State Forest; fish and raft the whitewater in the many mountain streams. Charleston, West Virginia Population 51,702 Elevation 601 Eastern time ...

  • 6

    Doin' the Charleston

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    ... ' bottom standing behind Washington in the painting. We also visited a very imposing church, St Michaels, the oldest church in Charleston. It dates back to the 1750's and was a prime target for the British cannons in the Revolutionary war. Amazingly it ...

  • 7

    Charleston...Made me love 'The Notebook' even more

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    ... this. The house had many occupants over the last 100 years, and in the 70s it was actually condemned until a man from Charleston who was a millionaire spent $5 million restoring it back to its initial glory. The main reason I wanted to see this place ...

  • 8

    Day 27 Best laid plans

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    ... . Even the "attractions" we made it too were a tad disappointing: too many mozzies at the swamp (who'da thunk), the slave museum was no more than a website, and we went to the wrong rooftop bar. Something that wasn't disappointing was Super-Kmart, ...

  • 9

    Camp to Florida (via W. DC and South Carolina)

    ... back to the hostel to collect our things to head again to the bus station to start the 14 hour overnight journey to Charleston, South Carolina. The journey was quite testing as we had to change buses something silly like 5 times on the Greyhound would ...

  • 10

    Oh Carolina

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    ... colonial buildings and 19th century architecture. St Augustine is the oldest continuously occupied European established city and port in the United States, and was founded in 1565. This is St Augustine's claim to fame, and naturally they have played on ...