Points of Interest   01. Bathing House 05. Fort Mechanic, Darrell Battery 07. Gibbes Wharf and City Market 08. Gibbes Battery 1780 09. Bretigny's Battery 1780 12. Vanderhorst's Creek 14. Court House (1735) City Market 1787 15. First St. Philip's Church (1690-1723) Now St. Michael's (1762) 16. Armory (1750), Watch House (1767), Guard House (1838-1886) 17. Watch House (1719-1767) Exchange (1769) Council Chambers (1735) 18. Pitt's Statue on Corner, Meeting and Broad 19. Beef Market (1735) Town Market Place 1680 20. Archdale Square, 1683 21. Quaker Meeting House 22 B. Vauxhall Gardens 23. Broad Street Theater (1793) Medical College (1833) 26. Sugar House Battery 1780 29. St. Mary's Hotel (1801), Planter's Hotel (1803), Mills House (1826), St. Johns (1901) 29A. Bowling Green 30. Dock Street Theater, 1736 31. Fish Market 1770-1807 32. Coming's Point Battery 38. "New" Powder Magazine 1737 39. DeVieux Magazine Battery 45. New Theatre 1837 48. Battery Northwest 50. First Golf Played U.S.A. 1788 56. West Point Rice Mill 1861 69. Old Powder Magazine 1712 77. New Market Race Track 1760-1792 78. Sunken Gardens Exposition 1902 79. Washington Race Track 1792-1900 80. Powder Magazines 1822-1915 81. Belvidere Golf Links, 1902-1925 82. Gibbes Landing 1775-1885 83. Race Track, Gentlemen's Driving Association 1880-1902 86. Governors Bridge 1767 test Fires   1740 (November 18) Fire 1778 (January 15) Fire 1796 (June 13) Fire 1838 (April 27-28) Fire The 1830s: A Decade of Fire Natural Disasters   1700 (September 3) Cyclone 1752 (September 14-15) Cyclone 1804 (September 7-8) Cyclone 1813 (August 27) Cyclone 1874 (September 28) Cyclone 1893 (August 27) Cyclone 1911 (August 27-29) Hurricane Wars and Battles   Battle of Sullivan's Island, June 28, 1776 Government Officials   Charleston's Intendants and Mayors South Carolina's Colonial Governors

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