You Can Go Where the Pirates of Charleston Went!
 A waterfront tavern in the late 1600s, the Tavern would have served pirates. |  Even Prohibition couldn't stop the flow of liquor! |  Built in 1713, the Powder Magazine is the only surviving element of the walled city's original fortifications. |
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 No worries - he can chew his way out. |  Charleston's famous Battery used to be lined with cannon for the city's defense. |  Late 17th century tavern and brothel that entertained pirates |
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 Looks like a tombstone because it is. It details the hangings of 2 pirate crews. |  This 1771 building sits on what used to be the half-moon battery section of the city wall. The watch house, used to imprison pirates, was located at the battery. |
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