Peninsula Walking Tours

28/06/2022

Today is Carolina Day. Today we celebrate the first decisive victory against the British in the War for American Independence.

21/06/2022

Off The Beaten Path takes you through a quiet part of town. No bachelorettes, reving motorcycles, no loud stereos, or cruisers. Peace and quiet in a beautiful part of town.

05/06/2022

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“Evans is a very laidback local who will tell you all about folks of the past and present living in downtown Charleston. We learned a lot of interesting things I had never heard in other tours. At first, we were concerned that some of what he said contradicted what others had told us, but when we started doing the research, we found that he was the one telling the truth all along! Get ready for a different kind of tour, kind of like walking around town with a buddy chatting candidly about his hometown and neighbors. I’m certainly glad we took this tour!”

12/04/2022

I met the nicest people from Wales today. They weren’t even on my tour. I just stoked up a conversation in front a historical marker. We had a lot in common. Both of us of Welsh descent and their last name was Bird. That’s the original spelling of my last name.

24/03/2022

Peaceful and quiet is a great way to describe “Off The Beaten Path.” Join is for a tour at 2:00 pm daily.

19/01/2022

During the month of January we don’t have too many visitors, but there is one thing that makes makes this slow month beautiful. The Camellia. Camellias have a history in Charleston. They are in bloom all over the city in too many varieties to name. To hear the history of this magnificent flower, click the website link and book a tour today. Book direct and save.

19/01/2022

Even though it is slow here right now, this is still one of my favorite times of year for flowers. The camellias are in bloom all over the city. So many different varieties. If you’d like to see them and hear about the history of this wonderful plant click in the website link book direct and save.

16/07/2020

Episode 2 of the Charleston Explorer is up. This episode is I speak with Tommy Doyle from Palmetto Carriage Works about the care and welfare of the carriage horses. I also speak with Chris Hauff about the experience at the Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum, plus "Headlines in History."

Charleston Explorer is a podcast for the Charleston visitor. History, attractions, food and drink, plus so much more. Hosted By: Evans Byrd Latest Episode We Talk All Things Charleston

06/07/2020

The corner of Elliot Street and Bedons Alley. The "U" was put in the wall many years ago to save both the tree and the wall.

01/07/2020

Check out the podcast. Episode 1 of the Charleston Explorer is up. On this episode we speak with Michael Biondi from Frothy Beard Brewery, Tony Youmans at the Old Exchange, plus some history and things going on in the area with live music and Fourth of July celebrations.

https://charleston-explorer.com/

09/06/2020

Check out the sample of my podcast. Just a brief segment. I hope you like it.

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Celebrating 350 Years of American History BOOK NOW “Our guide was incredible. You can tell how much he loves his city and how he is truly a part of the community. He is extremely knowledgeable, and his wit keeps you on your toes. It was refreshing to see how close knit this town is and […]

08/06/2020

I'm looking for a foodie to do some cover Charleston restaurants on the podcast. If anyone knows someone, have them contact me through my website.

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07/06/2020

A podcast for the Charleston traveler. Attractions, food , drink, history, and so much more. Coming June 15th.

25/05/2020

We are open and booking tours. Check out our link in the bio for tour and ticket information.

Peninsula Walking Tours

21/05/2020

We are officially open and accepting bookings. Tours open back up Saturday. (May 23) Join us at Peninsula Walking Tours.

26/04/2020

So beautiful today. I had to get out in the fresh air, so went for a walk downtown. So a few locals out and about. I'm ready to go as soon as they open us back up.

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17/03/2020

The Wisteria is starting to bloom in Charleston. The sweet fragrance is out of this world.

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16/03/2020

Kind of a slow day. The daughter of a guest showed me how to bump feet instead of hands. Very safe greeting.

Peninsula Walking Tours

16/03/2020

We are running group tours today. There is space available at 10:00 on Jewel of the South.

Peninsula Walking Tours in Charleston, SC offers several tours of the historic district. experience the history and culture with a Charleston native.

12/03/2020

One of my favorite things to see in tour is Homer.

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11/03/2020

An old Charlestonian was once quoted as saying, "I remember when tourist season was when the yankees came to see our flowers." Well that spring bloom is just weeks away. Join us to see some of the most beautiful gardens in Charleston.

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03/03/2020

What would you do if you found a cannon buried in your yard?

13/02/2020

My new website is live. Check it out when you have a chance

Peninsula Walking Tours in Charleston, SC offers several tours of the historic district. experience the history and culture with a Charleston native.

16/01/2020

Blog is up. Check it out and please share.

Moonshine, My Family, and the Civil War The term “moonshiner” was used in England to describe someone that worked at night, ...

14/12/2019

Hope you're ready for the holidays. The Colonel John Ashe House at White Point Gardens is beautifully done.

11/12/2019

10/12/2019

Gloomy morning but still turned into a beautiful day. Running Hidden Gems tour at 10:00 am. Going to close it down through the holidays and bring it back around the Southeastern Wildlife Expo. Some space available, call to book. (843) 494-2240.

07/12/2019

I have always loved that the Unitarian Church erected this monument a few years ago. It is very simple but speaks volumes. The Sankofa Memorial is dedicate the the enslaved people that made the bricks and built the church on Archdale. This is the first entity I have seen that has built such a wonderful memorial to say thank you to those who had no choice.

07/12/2019

Offering free tours this weekend. Call to reserve a spot at (843) 494-2240. If you're in town, or have friends that are, let them know. Offer ends 12/8/19