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Holidays Past in Historic Georgetown County
As you journey south toward Georgetown your tour guide will entertain you with tales of how a Victorian Christmas and its season's activities were celebrated. Upon arriving in this quaint historic city you will enjoy a guided tour down oak-lined avenues adorned with historic antebellum mansions. Next stop will be a visit to the Kaminski House Museum (circa 1769), one of Georgetown's architectural jewels. Located on a bluff overlooking the Sampit River, the Kaminski House's great appeal is its collection of fine antiques. Heading further south you will arrive at Hopsewee Plantation, once the home of Thomas Lynch, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. After you complete the tour of this low country rice plantation dwelling, you will enjoy a Victorian Christmas luncheon tea in the Hopsewee River Oak Cottage. Carolers will entertain you as you enjoy your traditional Dickens fare. This historical tour will certainly put you in a festive holiday spirit!
$95 Per Person
Group of 15+ - $88/each
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Historic Charleston - Christmas & Museum Tour
Sit back and enjoy an entertaining historical narrative of the Low Country while on your way to Charleston. As you cross the Cooper River Bridge you will notice Charleston has a skyline that includes the spires of splendid Churches, cathedrals and synagogues. Upon Arriving in Charleston your step on tour guide will give you a comprehensive city tour of this historical 300 year old port city, highlighting the Battery Waterfront, Rainbow Row, Broad Street, Four Corners of Law and the U.S. Customs House. Lunch is on your own in the City Market district, here a multitude of unique eating and shopping options await you. Next on the agenda you will be a behind-the-scenes tour of the Charleston Museum. The literary works of Charles Dickens span the early Victorian period, 1830s-1860s, with his famous Christmas Carol published in 1843. Though Dickens himself did not visit the South on his American tours, most of the goods used and the fashions worn at that time came to the area from England and Europe. Behind-the-scenes at The Charleston Museum, participants will see costume and fashion from the period, Victorian tea wares, other household goods, decorative arts and of course antique Christmas ornaments.
$98 Per Person
Group of 15+ - $90/each
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Leisure Time Unlimited, Inc.
708
Main Street
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Phone:
843-448-9483 | Fax: 843-626-1513
Registration:
800-261-5991
Email: dickensshow@sc.rr.com | | |
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