Today we were back in Charleston, SC to perform at the Charleston Museum, another repeat client. It was a great show with a fun audience. The Charleston Museum is the oldest museum in the nation — indeed, it is even three years older than the nation.
Out front is a replica of the H L Hundley, a submarine operated by Confederate forces during the Civil War. It sank a Union vessel one night in 1864, then vanished with a crew of 8 aboard. The location where it sank was unknown until about a century later, when it was discovered on the bottom of the ocean and raised. Its crumbling remains are now displayed in a tank of preservative fluid right here in Charleston. Yep, we’ve seen it.
After the show, we had a little time to stroll around this picturesque southern city before we hit the road to Atlanta.
SC’s oldest public building 
Horse drawn carriage 
at Market Street 
Old South Carriage Co 
flowers on windowsill
world travel with a theatrical flair 