The story of the painting called Trumbull's Revenge. Trust us, it's hysterical!

A visit to Fort Moultrie, scene of the fist major victory of the Revolution.

He bought his freedom with lottery winnings and then went on to plan a slave revolt in Charleston.

The day the earth moved in Charleston

The first major victory of the Revolution cost the British commander more than the battle!

Francis Marion breaks a leg escaping from a party.

Eric visits the Citadel War Memorial

Here's Eric with a story about a young man who got into all kinds of trouble over a woman.

Buried alive... well, almost! A President of the Continental Congress almost buries his baby girl alive.

Slaves stage a daring escape from Charleston during the Civil War.

More enslaved Africans entered America through Charleston than anywhere else in the country.

The oldest municipal college in the country

Even Prohibition couldn't stop the flow of liquor at this Charleston tavern.

Lots of Charleston history is tied to taverns!

The oldest Baptist church in the south actually started in in Maine!

The oldest congregation in the Holy City.

First Reformed Synagogue in the country

The Citadel began as the South Carolina State Arsenal after a failed slave rebellion.

Charleston was the first melting pot thanks to its Fundamental Constitution.

Charlestonians hated this building!