A city that’s been around as long as Charleston has more than a few ghosts. Settled by Europeans in the 1600s, the city has had a lot of residents come and go and some have stayed forever. If you’d like to meet a few of these ghostly residents, just head to where they reside – on a single outing you can experience two of the city’s most haunted sites – read on to see if you’re brave enough.

Start your adventure at the Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon. This impressive structure was built in 1771 as a commercial exchange and custom house.
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Today, it operates as a non-profit historic site that focuses on the American Revolution and colonial Charleston. But it’s also known for something more.
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The basement held a dungeon that once housed pirates, war prisoners and slaves. Touring visitors have heard screams and felt the touch of unseen hands. Some visitors have even seen a person dressed in Revolution-era clothing. They thought he was a guide – until he disappeared!
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If you’re brave enough to continue on after making it through the haunted dungeon, another haunting awaits. It’s within walking distance, as long as you’re hungry for a meal unlike any you’ve had before.
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Poogan’s Porch is a Victorian Home that was converted in to a restaurant back in 1976. It features outstanding Lowcountry cuisine and it has been featured on the Travel Channel, Southern Living, and Martha Stewart Living.
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But there’s more than great food in this old home. Some diners report feeling the brush of an unseen dog.
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Others have spotted the apparition of a woman in black. Another woman has been spotted in the glass of a mirror in the ladies’ bathroom. You may want to finish your meal quickly!
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Learn more about the Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon on the attraction’s website and Poogan’s Porch on the restaurant’s website. If you’re interested in exploring more of historic Charleston, here’s the perfect weekend itinerary.

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Poogan's Porch, 72 Queen St, Charleston, SC 29401, USA
Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, 122 E Bay St, Charleston, SC 29401, USA