A neat little piece of history. The architecture is pretty cool; very reminiscent of Roman buildings with the converging arches. Be sure to check out the Old Exchange & Provost. They really should go hand in hand being built about the same time with similar building styles. We maybe spent 20 minutes, if that. So just a short visit.

A small site in the city with amazing history, and a very impressive tour. It doesn’t look like much from the outside, but the powder magazine played an important role in colonial America and the revolutionary war. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic and really brought the history to life. The George III era cannons outside were really cool to see. A must see site in Charleston for history buffs.

A neat little piece of history. Other than just reading the info plaques take time to talk to wonderful docents. We had a very interesting talk yesterday with Mitchell, details of the weaponry, and the cannons. Kids would find it interesting too!

Bought a membership on line and its definitely worth it. Enduring goes to help the museum. Ben here before but this was my daughter's first visit. They offer a very good gift shop where we bought a replica flint lock pistol and several other pirate related artifacts. The accrual museum offers a pretty good assortment of exhibits and Attractions. They have a small scavenger hunt history Edition which the kids have to read things to answer several historical questions. Very well done and very much worth the small price. A really cool place to visit.

Great piece of history in Charleston from 1700s! Not many powder magazines from the 1700s around to look at. the displays inside are pretty cool also. A nice piece of history you can add to your day and see in an hour or two.