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Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
After Charleston fell to the British during the Revolutionary War, they used Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon as a barracks and military prison. Built in 1771 as an Exchange and Customs House, the historic building now offers guided tours with costumed interpreters that cover the three floors of the building. Learn about Charleston history during the Colonial and Revolutionary eras as guides recount tales of the dungeons, pirates, and patriots that lived within the walls. You can also admire the Palladian architecture and see the sites George Washington visited during his weeklong stay in 1791. You can plan Charleston trip in no time by asking Klarna Trips to help create your itinerary.
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Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon reviews
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This was an additional stop we had not planned on but were happy that we went. Interesting history and stories are told.
This was an additional stop we had not planned on but were happy that we went. Interesting history and stories are told. more »
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Very informative. Guides in period costume are very knowledgeable. Our Walks of Charleston tour guide recommended we visit the Old Exchange and Provost Dugeon as well as the Slave Market. He was.... more
Very informative. Guides in period costume are very knowledgeable. Our Walks of Charleston tour guide recommended we visit the Old Exchange and Provost Dugeon as well as the Slave Market. He was.... more »
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This was a fairly brief stop to enjoy some history and cool old architecture. The entry fee includes a guided tour in the dungeon and you can explore the other floors on your own. It’s also located...
This was a fairly brief stop to enjoy some history and cool old architecture. The entry fee includes a guided tour in the dungeon and you can explore the other floors on your own. It’s also located... more »
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The history of/in this building is incredible. It's well worth a visit if you are a history buff and are in town. We had a great time here visiting all three floors. Lots for kids to do also. Bathroom facilities and gift shop are available. Stop in here, you can't go wrong if you love history or old buildings!
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One of the most informative and educational tours for history in Charleston, SC. Leah was amazing and a joy to learn from. She had a amazing amount of knowledge and we enjoyed the tour alot. You should check out this little gem.
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Plus side is your tour guide. We were lucky to have a very informative and personable guide. The history of the building and it's area was worth the tour. It's 1 of 4 buildings still standing where the declaration of Independence was signed. Special little stores too. (Ship's ballast being dumped overboard in the harbour for years giving Charleston more land. Also the hidden gunpowder) Downside, upon reception the price of the tour and it's info is too hurried.
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An awesome spot filled with lots of history. The tour is well worth it. If you do the tour I recommend buying the combined tickets from the slave mart museum. It’s way cheaper that way.
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A great way to learn & experience a bit of American colonial history! We appreciated that the museum acknowledges the part slavery played in its past, and tries to honor those who were affected by those horrific acts.
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