Strong Women of the South History Tour

2 hours

Strong Women of the South History Tour

Overview

Walk through centuries of Charleston history as told through the stories of its most influential women. This 2-hour guided walking tour brings to light the lives of Southern women who shaped culture, challenged systems, and transformed public life. From enslaved women who resisted oppression to civil rights leaders and preservation pioneers, this experience offers an engaging and thoughtful look at history often left out of textbooks. Led by a licensed local guide and historian, the route weaves through Charleston’s historic district with stops that bring these powerful narratives to life.

What to Expect

Your guide will meet you at the corner of Cumberland Street and Concord Street near Waterfront Park. From there, you’ll walk through Charleston’s cobblestone streets and historic corridors, pausing at key sites connected to the stories being shared. Each stop offers an opportunity to learn about women whose courage, intellect, and resistance left lasting marks on the city and beyond. Expect a balanced mix of historical insight and compelling storytelling, with time for questions and discussion throughout.

Group Size

• Up to 20 participants per tour

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