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Sunday, October 22nd

1 — 2:30 p.m.

Arsenal Hill Walking Tour

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Tour begins at Arsenal Hill Community Center : 1800 Lincoln Street, Columbia, SC 29201

Join Historic Columbia for a stroll through the Arsenal Hill neighborhood, located at the highest elevation within downtown. Named for the military academy established here in 1842, Arsenal Hill became a desirable residential area for white elites during the antebellum era and then for middle- and working-class Black residents during the later nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Participants will learn how these residences, combined with spiritual, educational, and governmental institutions, resulted in an eclectic mix of architecture as well as dynamic community histories. The tour will last approximately 75 minutes and begin and end at Arsenal Hill Community Center. 

  • Tickets

    Only 20 tickets are available for each Sunday Stroll. Online ticket sales end on Friday, October 15, 2023, at 12:00 p.m.

    HC: $5 
    Non-member: $10 
    Youth: Under 17 free 

  • Parking

    Free street parking along Lincoln Street is available. Visitors may also use the parking garage located at 1812 Lincoln Street (metered). Please do not park on a street where permit-only parking is posted. This tour includes standing and walking approximately one mile on neighborhood sidewalks. 

  • Refunds

    This tour will take place rain or shine. However, if there are thunderstorms in the neighborhood the tour will be canceled, and you will be contacted to receive either a refund or a ticket for a future Second Sunday Stroll. If the tour proceeds as planned, no refunds will be offered. 

  • Questions?

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    Phone: (803) 252-1770 ext. 23
    Email: reservations@historiccolumbia.org

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