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British Occupied Charlestown, 1780-1782

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Powder Magazines of Charles Towne

Powder Magazines of Charles Towne

The safe and convenient storage of gunpowder was a continual effort during the colonial period, made more challenging by Charleston’s geography and climate.
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“Daring Offenses:” William Bull’s Proclamation

“Daring Offenses:” William Bull’s Proclamation

Stunned by the news of the daring April 1775 raids on the Crown’s weapons and gunpowder, Lt. Governor William Bull issued a proclamation seeking answers.
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Mary Pratt Saw Nothing…..Or So She Says

Mary Pratt Saw Nothing…..Or So She Says

One of the unsung heroes of the April 21, 1775 Arms & Gunpowder Raids was Mrs. Mary Pratt, the humble housekeeper at the South Carolina Statehouse.
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