CHARLSTON

BOONE HALL

• Up to 15 slaves per quarter
• Not many got to be in the brick quarters
• Finger prints of the slaves can be seen in the bricks

COBBLESTONE ROAD

• The rocks used to make the road are from ships
• The rocks were used to weigh them down after the objects were unloaded
• The rocks were thrown into the roads, and it's now a cobblestone road!

THE ECONOMY

• The economy was fueled by slavery
• Cash crops were traded in Charleston at the sea port

THE CIVIL WAR TO CHARLESTON

• The First shots were fired
• The attack on Fort Moultrie could be seen from the land
• Many spectators watched the battle

ANIMALS

• White tailed deer, alligators, birds, etc.
• These are just a few of the animals and reptiles of Charleston
• Fishing is a very popular form of entertainment

GULLAH

• The Gullah community is of the descendants of slaves
• They have their own dialect
• They added spice and flavor into the dull foods they ate
• Enjoyed making baskets from long Reids and grass

RAINBOW ROW

• A street of brightly painted pastel houses
• One of the most famous streets of Charleston

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