Not to miss!
Adult - $150.00 + tax
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As you enter through the grand oak allée to the home and gardens of a brick making plantation, learn how it built most of the city of Charleston! As we trace the history of Boonehall Plantation's ownership on one the few working plantations still in existence today, we will unravel the experience of the enslaved. Travel back in time as they unfold their stories in original slave cabins which they built on site, ending in a live Gullah theatre.
Included
Pick up at your hotel, transportation and guide throughout your half-day excursion.
Health and Safety Policy
Please wear walking attire.
You may bring water bottles. A sundry shop is on site.
Charleston has short showers. If it looks like some rain may appear, please bring your rain gear.
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