The Whispers of Charleston

Come walk down Ann Street with me. Today were going a few blocks down to The Camden and Tower Depot to talk about the Old South Carolina Train Station and what it looked like back in its hayday.

Come walk down Ann Street with me. Today well be stopping at 2 homes, the first home will 1 Ann Street, and then well be going down to 3 Ann Street!
 
 
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Come walk down Amherst Street with me. Today well Stop at the last of 3 homes that are significant to this Street. Our last stop will be 68 Amherst Street.

Come walk down Amherst Street with me. Today well Stop at one of 3 homes that are significant to this Street. Our second stop will be 18 Amherst Street.

Come walk down Amherst Street with me. Today well Stop at one of 3 homes that are significant to this Street. Our first stop will be 2 Amherst Street

Come Walk down Magazine Street with me as we talk about the Old Charleston City Jail. Come walk the narrow black halls with me as we talk about who and what lived here. But don't get fooled by that beautiful face looking out the window, cause Lavinia will pull you in and pull you under with that fancy tea of her. And be warned just because someone has a curved back and cant stand straight doesn't mean he cant move faster than you. Don't stand around to long, that floor is moving. So come join me as we venture into the Jail, I hope to see y'all on the other side.
 
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Join me as we walk a small portion of America Street. Well Stop at 52 and 54 America Street in Charleston South Carolina. 

Come Join me as we make our last stop at Alexander Street. Were going to stop at The Memorial Missionary Baptist Church and about its history. 

Walk with me as we visit one of last houses on Alexander Street before we jump over to America Street. Stop and talk with me as we talk about Cordt Dieckhoff and what he did for this home in the late 1800s.

Come Join me as we walk down Old Light Road. But don't get to close to the railroad because you may lose your head. And watch your feet because Charleston and Summerville are sitting on a large fault line.