The Battle of Secessionville Re-Enactment in Charleston, SC
Witness the history of Charleston with a visit to the area from November 7-9 when locals will put together a festival to celebrate the Battle of Secessionville. Back in June of 1862, this famous battle was fought and will be re-enacted this November at the Boone Hall Plantation. History buffs will enjoy the tour of the lands as well as the information provided by the gifted actors as they showcase the events that eventually shaped the lands of Charleston. Proceeds from this event go to preserving the Confederate Submarine Hunley which was the first underwater vessel to sink an enemy vessel in warfare in February 1864.
Discover the history of Charleston in a variety of other ways with various activities that take you on a guided tour through the historic city. The Old South Carriage Tour takes you aboard a horse-drawn carriage to see sights such as antebellum mansions, historic churches, and cobblestone streets. This tour is filled with humor, facts and relaxation as you let your gifted driver take the reins as you make your way through one of the oldest cities in the country!
The Historic Homes Walk is another way that visitors can expand their knowledge when it comes to South Carolina’s history. This tour highlights famous antebellum homes like the Edmonston-Alston House and the Nathaniel Russell House which boast of unique architecture designs and artistry as well as their exquisite location in the city. Discover historic alleyways and streets as you walk through the oldest part of the city re-living what colonial America experienced before the Civil War changed the lifestyle forever.
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