Greenville History Tours

Greenville History Tours Greenville History Tours was founded in 2006 and is the sole provider of customized tours by appt. whether it is one person or a group of 50. of the city.

I offer both walking and driving tours (trolley, bus, car, etc.)

Fence went up for the new mixed use development at the corner of Main and Markley
05/23/2025

Fence went up for the new mixed use development at the corner of Main and Markley

A great day for a Big Chuck walking tour. What a nice couple here checking us out from South Floridađź‘Ť
05/23/2025

A great day for a Big Chuck walking tour. What a nice couple here checking us out from South Floridađź‘Ť

Had a great time partnering with to give a tour of to seniors from Rolling Green retirement village yesterday!
05/23/2025

Had a great time partnering with to give a tour of to seniors from Rolling Green retirement village yesterday!

Gorgeous day for a Big Chuck Walking Tour! Aiken, SC by way of Chicago
05/22/2025

Gorgeous day for a Big Chuck Walking Tour! Aiken, SC by way of Chicago

Big Chuck had these fun people on a walking tour today. Four friends who are “newish” to Travelers Rest👍💯
05/21/2025

Big Chuck had these fun people on a walking tour today. Four friends who are “newish” to Travelers Rest👍💯

05/20/2025

This century-old Greenville, South Carolina, bungalow is full of playful patterns and happy colors. đź’š Take the tour in the comments!

Fox Carolina News asked me to share a little about Shoeless Joe and the artifact I have of his...
05/20/2025

Fox Carolina News asked me to share a little about Shoeless Joe and the artifact I have of his...

Still one of my favorite Greenville stories.: “A Profile In Courage” Big Chuck loves this story! He Defied Nixon! Gre...
05/18/2025

Still one of my favorite Greenville stories.: “A Profile In Courage” Big Chuck loves this story! He Defied Nixon! Greenville's own Johnnie “Mac” Walters. “A Profile in Courage: He Stood Up to Nixon” On August 6, 1971, Mr. Walters capped a long career of public service when President Richard M. Nixon named the native South Carolinian as U.S. Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service. By 1972, the noose known as Watergate was beginning to strangle the president and he became unhinged. He drew up a list of enemies (real or perceived) and ordered the IRS Commissioner to investigate each of them and dig up dirt. Walters would do no such thing so he defied President Nixon’s order. Reports later said that he received the list, put it in a sealed envelope, and ignored it at his own peril. Shortly after, the presidency of Richard Nixon sank and he resigned. Johnnie Mac Walters left the IRS in 1973, and returned to his home in Greenville where he became an esteemed attorney. He wrote his life story, “Our Journey,” and was later hailed as a man with great commitment and integrity during one of our country’s darkest national events. Johnnie McKeiver Walters rests eternally at First Baptist Church in Greenville.
Thank you for your service, sir.





05/17/2025

Max and Trude Heller were pillars of the Greenville community.The couple settled in the Upstate after separately fleeing from Austria after the N**i invasion during World War II. They spent their life giving back to Greenville, contributing to the city’s revitalization, culture and community.

05/17/2025

Greek Festival🇬🇷

More of my morning
05/17/2025

More of my morning

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206 S Main Street
Greenville, SC
29601

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 8am - 9pm
Friday 8am - 9pm
Saturday 8am - 9pm
Sunday 8am - 9pm

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