(Keywords: Sightseeing - South Carolina)
GPS Tour of Charleston
Featuring:The Battery and mansions South of Broad
As locals will tell you, the Atlantic Ocean was formed by the Ashley and Cooper Rivers that flow past this peninsula city. A less controversial analogy is that the history of Charleston runs deep. Charleston was a picnic ground for Native Americans, a haunt for pirates during British Colonization, a stronghold during the Revolution, a kind of Ellis Island for slaves, the birthplace of the Civil War, and is still today a bustling seaport. All of this history is preserved in the architecture and environs of this beautiful city.
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GPS Tour Guide Details
File Name Historic Charleston ( 4.3 MB)Revised: 30 July 2007
Datum: WGS84
Class A1 Data
Points of Interst: 18 Waypoints including:
- Visitors Center
- Market Hall
- 10 Quesn Street
- Slave Museum
- Old Exchange Building
- Rainbow Row
- Missroon House
- Edmondston-Alston House
- THE BATTERY
- HA MIDDELTON HOUSE
- William Washington Home
- Calhoun Mansion
- Nathaniel Russell House
- TRADD STREET
- Heyward-Washington
- Four Corners of Law
- Dock Street Theater
- Old Powder Magazine
