WannaSee I. • July 9, 2011We think this is the best naval museum around so much history inside the USS Yorktown. Make sure to follow the number tours so you don't miss anything and make available half a day of free time
Cheryl C. • August 5, 2016Amazing ! Don't miss it. Wear comfortable shoes! Lots of walking and climbing
Brittany V. • November 25, 2011Kids loved climbing through all the doors and seeing this subs inside!
Nancy M. • October 30, 2018We liked Fort Sumter, it was very educational. Try going the last boat of the day. They lower the American flag and the commentary is quite interesting. We also loved the boat ride back and forth.
Beth B. • September 27, 2019Great tour. Very reasonable. Gives excellent perspective on Colony, Revolutionary, and pre-Antebellum history.
Reginald L. • June 13, 2019Weather wasn't good today so decided to visit the museum. Was amazed at how much time we spent here and it was great for the kids. Even had activities for them every Wednesday. Highly recommend.
Sarah K. • July 21, 2011Be sure to get some Charleston Ice next door if you go during the summer. Try lemon and mango mixed together for a delicious way to cool down!
Erik G. • July 3, 2017A fantastic journey into Civil War and Naval history. Well worth the time spent!
Charming Inns of Charleston • January 23, 2013Two words: spiral staircase. And one more word: BEAUTIFUL! A must-see for architecture lovers.
Jay L. • June 14, 2013Best deal for a family with little ones. $6.00 for adults and kids under 12 are free. My little guy is loving it!
Jennifer G. • April 29, 2016If you like architecture, this is a wonderful tour. You can take all of the photographs that you like which is a plus! There is no furniture iside the home; this is an unrestored plantation house.
Amol U. • February 9, 2017Small, but worth the visit. Good information about the "economics" and "game theory" of the slave trade and the different stakeholders involved. Has student discounts ($5).
Ashley R. • June 20, 2016If you like history it's a nice little place to stop. It's free and you can tour inside the house and on the grounds.
C-SPAN • June 11, 2014Built in 1894, Waring Historical Library was originally known as Hoffman Library. For more info check out this C-SPAN video.
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