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    Water front

    Love the lady that did our tour, but the tour itself wasn't that great. She knew a lot about the history, which was nice. She walked very fast, leaving some of us behind. Couldn't hear her over all the city noise. No microphone. We didn't see any gardens. Walked thru some alleys. Did not go to the waterfront to the nice area by the fountains. Did not go thru any cemeteries. I was hoping for more.

    Janice H.

    Excellent tour! We learned so much. Mary Helen was our tour guide. The pace and communication was great. She was very informative. She took time to learn everyone's name and would periodically refer to them - very personalized. She provided water 1/2 way through the tour. We really enjoyed ourselves. Charleston should be honored to have you representing them! Some tips for the tour - if it is hot outside, bring a water bottle and bring or wear mosquito spray. Thank you Two Sisters Tours!

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    RW L.

    I was in Charleston for less than 48 hours just before New Year's. Tourists and locals alike could join a tour and benefit from Mary Helen's lifelong enthusiasm for her hometown. She's an engaging storyteller who capably discusses Charleston past and present. The tour is very well-designed, and I felt like I saw a lot of the city. However, Mary Helen made 2 comments that left a stain on the tour for me. I don't want to misquote her, but I know that she said something very close to "we beat ourselves up now, but slavery was just the way it was back then." Wrong is wrong, even if it was the way of the South. I do not appreciate comments excusing the enslavement of human beings. I feel I should make that known to others considering the tour.

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    Adrienne V.

    our tour was very nice with Mary Helen! they're locals & know everything about Charleston!! it was over 2 hours long, we had plenty of time to take in everything & learn so much.

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    Mary I.

    9-14-2021 was our wedding anniversary- We had never been to Charleston. We knew we loved Savannah, but after 2 days had not picked up the vibe of Charleston. Local residents said to take the two sisters tour. So Day 3 , 9-14-2021 - we found ourselves at 80 Broad St. ... Mary Helen delighted us with trivia and facts. We went thru hidden walkways and alleys. We loved the history. what is A single house? Highly recommend this tour. Smiles from Orlando! Tim and Mary

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    Sister, Mary Helen, took us on an educational journey through Charleston from its founding days to today.

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