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Charleston, South Carolina
| We only spent a day in Charleston,
but it was fun day. We saw Fort Sumter National Monument
and the South Carolina Aquarium. We really enjoyed both
attractions. We spent a little bit of time walking around
the historic district and found that fascinating also.
Someday we would like to spend more time here. |
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Charleston is a city with a long history in United States
settlement. At one time, it was one of the four largest cities in
the US. It was (and still is to a lesser degree) a major shipping
port. Tourism is a big industry here and you can frequently see
military air craft flying overhead.
Thoughts and Recommendations
- The population of Charleston and the metro area is just over
100,000 people, so it isn't too bad to get around in.
- Walk down some of the historic streets and look at the historic
homes, many of which are still private residences. Many of the
homes are over 150 years old!
- There is a lot to do here. We could have easily stayed
several days.
- White Point Gardens at the peninsula of Charleston was pretty
neat. Many statutes and artifacts exist from the various wars
Charleston has been part of including the Revolution and Civil
Wars.
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