WOW! I recently started watching your video's and now am scratching my head and thinking "Why have I not been watching you until now!" The history and video's are so cool. Wish they would have had this when I was in school, I would have had better grades in History class. Keep up the great video's Jacob!
Glad you visited my hometown. I live not far from the battery. So actually the first shots of the Civil War did not come from Ft. Sumter they came from James Island and were shot at Ft.Sumter. There is a marker on James Island at Ft. Johnson where the shot was fired from. BTW in 1788 Charles Cotesworth Pinckney gave the land to the city for the market. The market was for everyone and slaves may have shopped there but people that did not own slaves shopped there also. It was never called The Charleston Slave Market. There is nothing in the history of The Meeting Street Inn that says anything regarding France or the arch that you referenced. The legend of 2 Meeting Street Inn goes like this: Waring Carrington experienced “love at first sight” when he laid eyes on Martha Williams. Carrington was a late-1800s jeweler, and the two quickly fell in love, eventually getting married in 1890. Here’s where the story turns extraordinary: Martha Williams came from a wealthy family, so her father’s wedding gift to the couple was a $75,000 check to be used in the purchase of a home at Meeting Street and South Battery. The site became what is known today as the Two Meeting Street Inn. This lovely historic Charleston home was eventually purchased by the Minnie Carr family in the 1940s and was subsequently turned into a guest house. That tradition remains alive to this day, with the owners renting out nine guestrooms, each of which is a sure step above the usual bed and breakfast fare.
Well shiver me timbers, they say you learn something everyday, i never realised Black Beard was a real pirate i thought he was just fiction, thankyou Jacob loved the vlog x ☠
I am from spartanburg sc but lived in charleston sc for years . I consider charleston my home because it is peacefull and a great place to live. Thank you jacob for this great video
Charleston is such a beautiful historic place. Cemetery is full of history too. A lot of interesting stories connected to the town. Thank you for showing us and telling us about this wonderful historic place
Me and a friend spent 2 days in Charleston before the pandemic. What a beautiful city. They sell a book in the bookstore called " Come Hell or High water ". It's a great read with tons of pictures. The city has experienced fire, flood, and an earthquake.. Great video as always. Thanks Jacob.
Ghost adventures actually visited that town and did a lock down in that jail if anyone wants to know. go on travel Chanel and they made that episode around 2009 I think. Its actually really cool.
I loved your visits to Charleston and Folly Beach. Reminded me so much of my childhood. I was born in Myrtle Beach and my Mother loved History. She would take us to all the historical places in the Carolinas. Did you ever go to the Charleston Museum before it was in that new building? OMG that old rickety house it was in was the scariest place I've ever been. But I absolutely loved it!!!!
Alot of historic buildings wish I had historic places like this around my town we just live in the desert not much around so thank you for having me along for the journey into history your awsome I look forward to more vlogs like this one take care of yourself thank you
Love the video so far! Born and raised in Charleston worked as a mover so I really got to check out all the nooks and crannies of some of the old house Including the blue house on rainbow row and the original governor's mansion .
Haha dang Jacob! My gf and I can’t seem to run into you up in gatlinburg or down here in our hometown of Charleston. Lol you’re one of the few RUclipsrs we’d love to meet. Stay well my friend and safe travels!
I highly recommend visiting Lake View Cemetery. Rockefeller and James A. Garfield are buried there! They are also famous for The Hazerot Angel! After watching this video made me think of this being a good place for you to visit. Link below to the Cemetery website. g.co/kgs/nZfx3u
This was a great way to see Charleston, S. C. The old Oak trees in the park, were most inviting. A lot of interesting history there. I thought your green shirt looked good on you Jacob. I hope you & Kristy have a nice Memorial weekend!
I saw on RUclips where Jacob and Kristy were getting a divorce last year. Not sure if they are still together or not. Just watched a video of Kristy talking about them getting a divorce last year.
The Story I heard about Robert Smalls daring escape was that he was prompted to take the ship when he overheard his master talking to another officer about selling his wife and child off. When the ship made port, Smalls and a fellow Slave waited until nightfall when they knew the crew would go out to enjoy themselves leaving him and the other man to guard the ship. They stowed thier families below, and quietly slipped the ship from its moorings, successfully bluffed 2 guard's in the Harbors tower, and into History. It's said that the Union Captain that boarded the ship (I guess I should mention that the men ran a white flag up the mast once they cleared into Northern waters), was astonished and impressed that the men were not only able to escape a heavily guarded port, but they did so with an entire battleship in the dead of night with just the two of them to operate it.
This was really interesting and great to see. Charleston as one of my favorite cities ride up there with Orlando. Being a South Carolina native, I guess I’m a little biased oh well
I have heard thru some videos by the Bulldog tours that most of the head stones came from the New England area. and that the recelty passed . The family would have their depiction carved. fun history Love it all man.
The next time you are on I-75 and have time when passing through Jellico (Exit 160) near the KY state line stop by the Jellico Family Museum it’s located inside Bucks Hardware on Main Street. When the unpleasantness is over Buck will give you a tour it contains Appalachian history.
Thanks for posting things around yours home town you have some interesting things in yours state and where you lived we don't often get to sees what's in yours home state
AS YOU KNOW , THE DANDY FUNDING KEATCH WAS A MASON .....AS WAS KEATCH... WHERE DO YOU THINK WE GET THE' SKULL AND BONE'S' LODGE FROM ? GEORGE BUSH ETC ?
@@TheCarpetbagger There are some Clips on TLC on RUclips the ones with ED&Rose or ED or Big Ed in the title. Most likely on your TLC channel over there also. It's on 90 Day Fiance. I first spotted them the other week and thought that you must have new luggage out then realised that they must be the pins on his luggage. He has one on his back pack and one on his suit case.
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I live here and don't know hardly any of this, thank you.
Charleston is my favorite city in the country!!
Charleston is one of the most beautiful and historical cities in the country- I have been there many times!
i guess I am kinda off topic but do anybody know of a good site to stream newly released movies online?
@Lennon Neil Try flixzone. Just google for it =)
@Lee Wesley Yup, I've been using FlixZone for years myself =)
@Lee Wesley thanks, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I appreciate it!!
@Lennon Neil Happy to help xD
Thank you for visiting us! I’ve been waiting for this forever! Can’t wait to have you back. Keep it coming!!!
WOW! I recently started watching your video's and now am scratching my head and thinking "Why have I not been watching you until now!" The history and video's are so cool. Wish they would have had this when I was in school, I would have had better grades in History class. Keep up the great video's Jacob!
Glad you visited my hometown. I live not far from the battery. So actually the first shots of the Civil War did not come from Ft. Sumter they came from James Island and were shot at Ft.Sumter. There is a marker on James Island at Ft. Johnson where the shot was fired from. BTW in 1788 Charles Cotesworth Pinckney gave the land to the city for the market. The market was for everyone and slaves may have shopped there but people that did not own slaves shopped there also. It was never called The Charleston Slave Market.
There is nothing in the history of The Meeting Street Inn that says anything regarding France or the arch that you referenced. The legend of 2 Meeting Street Inn goes like this: Waring Carrington experienced “love at first sight” when he laid eyes on Martha Williams. Carrington was a late-1800s jeweler, and the two quickly fell in love, eventually getting married in 1890.
Here’s where the story turns extraordinary: Martha Williams came from a wealthy family, so her father’s wedding gift to the couple was a $75,000 check to be used in the purchase of a home at Meeting Street and South Battery. The site became what is known today as the Two Meeting Street Inn. This lovely historic Charleston home was eventually purchased by the Minnie Carr family in the 1940s and was subsequently turned into a guest house. That tradition remains alive to this day, with the owners renting out nine guestrooms, each of which is a sure step above the usual bed and breakfast fare.
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Knew as soon as I saw Charleston, that this was where I was going to retire…..never been sorry, love it here
Hey man, shout when you come back, I will be happy to give you a tour!
Going to charleston is on my bucket list
Wow. What a great walk through history. Please do more like this.
And THAT... felt just like a pre-epidemic video! Thanks man. Points!
Lots of history there for sure. Loved that old cemetery and the old prison.
Well shiver me timbers, they say you learn something everyday, i never realised Black Beard was a real pirate i thought he was just fiction, thankyou Jacob loved the vlog x ☠
Please tell me you are kidding about not knowing Blackbeard was real.
Yup, the Queen Anne's Revenge was a real ship too. It was discovered off the coast of NC in 1996, near Beaufort and Morehead City.
I would enjoy a tour of Fort Sumter NHS in the future, if on the Carpetbagger itinerary! :)
I am from spartanburg sc but lived in charleston sc for years . I consider charleston my home because it is peacefull and a great place to live. Thank you jacob for this great video
Hi Jacob 🖐🏼. loving it ‼️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙋💯👍🤓.
Charleston is such a beautiful historic place. Cemetery is full of history too. A lot of interesting stories connected to the town. Thank you for showing us and telling us about this wonderful historic place
I would love a tour of haunted places in Charleston....just an ideal. I bet that old jail has some really good stories.
If you want a good story about the jail, google Lavinnia Fisher
Very interesting
Me and a friend spent 2 days in Charleston before the pandemic. What a beautiful city. They sell a book in the bookstore called
" Come Hell or High water ". It's a great read with tons of pictures.
The city has experienced fire, flood, and an earthquake.. Great video as always. Thanks Jacob.
Thanks for a very interesting tour of Charleston South Carolina Jacob!
We haven't been to Charleston in a few years! Need to get back there soon! Great Video!
You should have reached out. I love the battery. I live nearby. Great video.
Thank-you for the fun and beautiful and learning video as always Jacob! 😃🐈🍀❤
Ghost adventures actually visited that town and did a lock down in that jail if anyone wants to know. go on travel Chanel and they made that episode around 2009 I think. Its actually really cool.
I loved your visits to Charleston and Folly Beach. Reminded me so much of my childhood. I was born in Myrtle Beach and my Mother loved History. She would take us to all the historical places in the Carolinas. Did you ever go to the Charleston Museum before it was in that new building? OMG that old rickety house it was in was the scariest place I've ever been. But I absolutely loved it!!!!
In my top five favorite cities. Thanks Jacob~!
One of my favorite cities, thanks!
I used to live near here and would visit all the time. Thanks for the reminders. I actually got on the Queen Street Playhouse stage a couple times.
Loved this Vlog. Thank you for all the history. I would like more videos like this. I am tell you love this history. Thanks.
Alot of historic buildings wish I had historic places like this around my town we just live in the desert not much around so thank you for having me along for the journey into history your awsome I look forward to more vlogs like this one take care of yourself thank you
Love all the pirating history on this thanks Mr CB
Great show. Love history.i have heard the saying,growing up, about dining with the devil,and now I know where it came from.
I really enjoyed this area. Thanks for the info. Will have to visit
Love the video so far! Born and raised in Charleston worked as a mover so I really got to check out all the nooks and crannies of some of the old house Including the blue house on rainbow row and the original governor's mansion .
Hey carpet love. Your encouraging vloging! Just to let you know a Instagram is two horns up in a circle.
Haha dang Jacob! My gf and I can’t seem to run into you up in gatlinburg or down here in our hometown of Charleston. Lol you’re one of the few RUclipsrs we’d love to meet. Stay well my friend and safe travels!
I highly recommend visiting Lake View Cemetery. Rockefeller and James A. Garfield are buried there! They are also famous for The Hazerot Angel! After watching this video made me think of this being a good place for you to visit. Link below to the Cemetery website.
g.co/kgs/nZfx3u
I did a video of the battery. One of my first vlogs on my channel.
Welcome to my City
The cool thing is when he came I was watching his vids I live right next to the jail!
This was a great way to see Charleston, S. C. The old Oak trees in the park, were most inviting. A lot of interesting history there. I thought your green shirt looked good on you Jacob. I hope you & Kristy have a nice Memorial weekend!
I saw on RUclips where Jacob and Kristy were getting a divorce last year. Not sure if they are still together or not. Just watched a video of Kristy talking about them getting a divorce last year.
The Story I heard about Robert Smalls daring escape was that he was prompted to take the ship when he overheard his master talking to another officer about selling his wife and child off. When the ship made port, Smalls and a fellow Slave waited until nightfall when they knew the crew would go out to enjoy themselves leaving him and the other man to guard the ship. They stowed thier families below, and quietly slipped the ship from its moorings, successfully bluffed 2 guard's in the Harbors tower, and into History. It's said that the Union Captain that boarded the ship (I guess I should mention that the men ran a white flag up the mast once they cleared into Northern waters), was astonished and impressed that the men were not only able to escape a heavily guarded port, but they did so with an entire battleship in the dead of night with just the two of them to operate it.
This was really interesting and great to see. Charleston as one of my favorite cities ride up there with Orlando. Being a South Carolina native, I guess I’m a little biased oh well
This was a very interesting and informative vid, great work!!!
Enjoyed replay thanks 😊
KEATCH , WAS A MASTER OF PROPAGANDA AND SPIN ! FANTASTIC!
I have heard thru some videos by the Bulldog tours that most of the head stones came from the New England area. and that the recelty passed . The family would have their depiction carved. fun history Love it all man.
Awesome video! Thanks!
You need to come on up to North Carolina and visit Where Blackbeard lived in Bath
Such a great job!
Wow, what a fascinating place! Thanks for sharing it!
Absolutely loved this video. Thank you
That is a most impressive post office.
The next time you are on I-75 and have time when passing through Jellico (Exit 160) near the KY state line stop by the Jellico Family Museum it’s located inside Bucks Hardware on Main Street. When the unpleasantness is over Buck will give you a tour it contains Appalachian history.
Blackbeard the O.G of pirates.
I seen a sign in Nebraska in front yard Omaha here lies the last dog that ____ on my lawn
Charleston is a neat city
I have been there so many times I didnt know half of this information. Awesone
Thanks for posting things around yours home town you have some interesting things in yours state and where you lived we don't often get to sees what's in yours home state
Wow just got an ad for Charleston sc
While a pentagram is a 5 point star that is formed with a single line, a pentacle is essentially a pentagram with a circumscribed circle.
Awesome
During floods, the gravestones and some coffins floated, there were no maps of the graves, and the tombstones were just put upright
Great stories, Jacob!
Best vid I've seen yet...good job!
Jacob! Thank you! So Beautiful! 😄
Have you been to Bonaventure cemetery in Savannah?
Well done, Thank you
I love your info !!!!!
Sounds like a cool story of an African American freedom fighter.
I want Robert Smalls the former slave to be my friend, if I were living in that decade.
I watch and really enjoy ur videos! My kids love the beginning too. ( most are not for toddlers lmao) do u read comments?
Good to see you again carpetbagger, are you guys ion moderate risk?
You should go to Natural Bridge Caverns in New Braunfels Texas
Beautiful.
Good one Jacob 😎👍🏻
We will cross the mighty ocean into Charleston Bay
Randy Newman...
Very Good Vlog...Thanks...
He literally is 45 min from where I live
16:15 The actual building burned down in a fire in December of 1861.
Check out the meaning of various pirate flags….some meant “death to all” etc
The monument was inscribed with "just deserts" instead of just desserts?
makes lunchtime a bit gritty.................
One S is correct:
www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/just-deserts-or-just-desserts
It's referring to something deserved, not a post-meal sweet. :)
No way your in my home town well hi jacob 👍🏻
5:31 stonemason didn't know the difference between deserts and desserts.
One S is correct:
www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/just-deserts-or-just-desserts
It's referring to something deserved, not a post-meal sweet. :)
I wonder how the dinner went with the ol dev..
Looks very similar to Savannah
Cool 😎
The medicine they needed was Mercury, needed for syphillis.
You should visit patriots point while you are in Charleston is the home of the USS YorkTown
You forgot the infamous pirate house
AS YOU KNOW , THE DANDY FUNDING KEATCH WAS A MASON .....AS WAS KEATCH... WHERE DO YOU THINK WE GET THE' SKULL AND BONE'S' LODGE FROM ? GEORGE BUSH ETC ?
Did you see your pins on Big Ed's suitcase and back pack in 90 Day Fiance on tv/RUclips? I spotted them. Did anyone else?
I’ve not seen that! Where can I check it out?
@@TheCarpetbagger There are some Clips on TLC on RUclips the ones with ED&Rose or ED or Big Ed in the title. Most likely on your TLC channel over there also. It's on 90 Day Fiance. I first spotted them the other week and thought that you must have new luggage out then realised that they must be the pins on his luggage. He has one on his back pack and one on his suit case.
Pentacles, not Pentagrams. Pentagrams are inverted.
A lot going on in Charleston.
Go to the Minnesota state farm
Round buildings are said it is done that way so that the devil cant corner you.
One of my favorites. O yeah I was born there lol
Out of curiosity, and if you see this, what kind of camera do you use?
Read about the blue dress women in the circle church graveyard
Can u go to sheperstown West Virginia
This is a great cemetery with lots of history and the Hunley submarine remains are buried there.Magnolia Cemetery
Charleston, SC 29405
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