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The first meeting of the South Carolina Assembly in the Charleston State House occurred in 1756. In 1786 the South Carolina Assembly voted to move the state capital to Columbia, a more geographically, centralized location.
Typically, parking is allowed along Sumter Street for school buses and vans. Private vehicles must use metered spaces near the State House. For more information or to schedule a guided tour, call the Tour Office at (803) 734-2430 or visit .southcarolinastatehouse.com.
Look outside and you can still see the spots where the cannonballs hit. Theyre marked by six bronze stars affixed to the granite walls of the building.
Politics, law, and government NameClass yearNotability Matthew J. Perry 1948,1951 United States Federal Judge Clifford L. Stanley 1969 U.S. Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness John W. Matthews, Jr. South Carolina State Senate3 more rows
1860 - South Carolina is the first state to secede from the Union and join the Confederacy. 1861 - The Civil War begins at the Battle of Fort Sumter near Charleston. 1868 - South Carolina is readmitted into the Union. 1989 - Hurricane Hugo causes major damage to the state and to the city of Charleston.
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The good news is, you can tour Charleston on foot and on your own. My favorite way to see the city is at sunrise. If you get up early, you can beat the crowds and head to downtown while most of the city is still sleeping.
Free guided and self-guided tours of the State House are available Monday - Saturday. Visitors may enter the State House through the public entrance which is on the Sumter Street side of the building. Tours are limited to 40 people per tour. Download our on-site tour brochure.
The State House is home to the Governors office, as well as the House and Senate chambers. Free guided and self-guided tours of the State House are available Monday - Saturday. Visitors may enter the State House through the public entrance which is on the Sumter Street side of the building.

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