The Whispers of Charleston

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The Whispers of Charleston is a history podcast hosted by Whispers of Charleston, with 67 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Whispers of Charleston hosts The Whispers of Charleston, a history show with 67 episodes published.

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  Episode #94

  The Mausoleums In Magnolia Cemetery

  Oct 5, 20269 min

  Today were gonna venture to the right back side of the cemetery and see what and who we can find. Were gonna talk about a white that is no longer here, like mentally and physically here. The White family just up and vanished with no idea what direction they went. Well also talk about the Vanderhorst Family, and how Mr. Vanderhorst was the first man to be embolmed in the south and was on display in a glass coffin.

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  Episode #97

  100 Broad Street Charleston County Judicial Center

  Oct 4, 20262 min

  The site of the new center encompasses the southern half of the city block between Courthouse Sauare. Broad and King streets. Archaeological excavations were undertaken throughout much of the site and uncovered a wealth of information on colonial Charleston A fter debate over the architectural mass and design of the new building, the large brick structure defers to the existing historic buildin along Broad Street. It is barely noticeable fron the south except for the entry structure at 100 Broad St. The statue of William Pitt that once stood at t intersection of Broad and Meeting streets is n located in the entrance hall. The quotation ""Where Law Ends, Tyranny Begins, is carve stone above the statue.

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  Episode #93

  Native Americans in the Early Carolinas

  Oct 3, 20267 min

  Today were going to talk about some of the Tribes that made up the Carolinas. During the late 1600s to 1700s, England, Spain and France struggled to gain colonies throughout the world, Competition between England and Spain for the southern colonies prompted constant warfare between their allied Native American _groups. In the 1680s, the Y amasee (also spelled Yemassee) arrived in the Beaufort area and quickly became the primary trading partners of Carolina, dealing mostly in Native American slaves. Their raids on Spanish-allied groups to the south brought thousands of captured Native Americans to Charleston to be sold as slaves to local and Caribbean plantations and killed in equal numbers. By 1712, the Yamasee managed to enslave or drive away most Spanish-allied Native Americans from northern Florida. They continued to protect the southern Carolina borders until 1715.

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  Episode #96

  98 Broad Street Dr. Henry Frost Surgery

  Oct 2, 20262 min

  Dr. Henry Frost apparently built the front part of this interesting little building as his office in 1835. The front portion is in the Greek Revival style typical of the period. The first floor of the building contains Adam style woodwork from Belvedere. the c. 1800 plantation house of Col Thomas Shubrick on Charleston Neck.

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  Episode #89

  Magnolia Cemetery

  Oct 1, 20269 min

  Have you ever just driven into a Cemetery and felt like you have gone back in time 150 years, almost like you just drove out of a big City and into peace and quiet while on horse and buggy, where you know the people there wont talk back and judge you. Has a Cemetery just taken your breath away while you lose track of time wondering its grassy paths listening to the wildlife around you and wondering what the life's 6 feet below saw when they were alive. If you haven't, well here take my hand, cause I'm about to take you on an adventure, cause i have the right cemetery for you. I hope you wore the right shoes, because we are about to go wonder about 93 acres. Oh, and don't forget your bug spray. If you are a Taphophile like me, this is one of the greatest places to get lost in, but dont worry the spirits will make sure you find your way out. Lets go on an adventure and learn how Magnolia Umbra Plantation became Magnolia Cemetery

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