See Charleston through the eyes of the women who shaped the city’s history and culture. Visit significant sites and structures, including the old city jail, the Wentworth mansion, and the Unitarian Church in Charleston, and discover the stories of pioneering southern women, including those who established the Women’s Rights Movement. Read more...

Stroll the streets and hidden alleys of the French Quarter and South of Broad with Jill Paris, a travel writer and tour guide. Visit historic sites and learn about the architecture and culture of the south. Discover the amazing women of Charleston, including artists, writers, abolitionists, and war heroines, and hear about extraordinary women, such as the pirate Anne Bonny, Nettie Dickerson – the ghost of The Dock Street Theater, Ann Bates, who was a spy during the American Revolution, the pioneering agriculturalist Eliza Lucas Pinckney and the local civil rights activist Septima P. Clark. Read more...

Stroll the streets of Charleston, learn its rich history, and hear the stories of the women who made their mark on the city. You’ll visit significant sites, including the Pink House Gallery, Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon, and Nathaniel Russell House, and get an insight into the lives of many badass women. Read more...