OLD EXCHANGE ADMISSION TICKET

History comes to life. Over 300 years of Pirates, Patriots and Presidents in the original Exchange and Customs House built by the British in 1771.

Charleston's Exchange Building is considered one of the three most historically significant colonial buildings in the United States. Because of its role in the American Revolution, the Exchange is sometimes called "The Independence Hall of South Carolina."

In the Great Hall in 1773, citizens of Charles Town met to protest the Tea Act. On May 23, 1788, over 220 men crowded into the Great Hall and made South Carolina the eighth state to ratify the United States Constitution.

Underground The vaulted ceiling of the dungeon is constructed upon the groin and arch principle of architecture. It was here in 1718 that the pirate Stede Bonnet and his crew were held. Animatronic figures help recreate the Historic Events. You'll also be able to see an excavated portion of Charleston's ORIGINAL sea wall.

THIS IS TRULY ONE OF THE MORE HISTORIC BUILDINGS IN CHARLESTON!

Special Details: Open daily 9am - 5 pm 122 East Bay Street at Broad Street.

Regular Price: $7.00
Our Price: $5.00