Flora of colonial Charleston

 

Flora of colonial Charlestonⁱ

i Flora of Colonial Charleston and SC

Dining out and Dining In during colonial era

 

1. Dining out and Dining In during colonial eraⁱ

Tavern Signs

 Tavern Signsⁱ

Tavern Signs

Along the Broad Path leading into Charleston (now King Street), there were several inns, as they were sometimes called, identified by their distinctive signs posted along the road. During the era of the Cherokee War, country visitors could find a room and a stable for their horses at the sign of the Bear, the sign of the Crown, the sign of the White Horse, or the sign of the Peacock.

Note: See Williamsburg Podcast.

Firewood

 Firewoodⁱ

Firewood

Fencing and Dancing Instruction

Fencing and Dancing Instructionⁱ

i Fencing and Dancing

Charleston Alcohol Traditions

 Charleston Alcohol Traditionsⁱ

i Charleston Alcohol Traditions

Treatment of Women in Colonial Charleston

 

Treatment of Women in Colonial Charlestonⁱ

Treatment of Women Pt 1, 2, and 3

Charleston 18th century Music, Culture and Dance