Historic Charleston Supper Club Claimed

18th and 19th Century dining in the home of Edward Rutledge, the youngest signer of the Declaration of Independence. Enjoy a 5 course, fully narrated dinner in the same dining room where Mr. Rutledge hosted other founding fathers such as George Washington. 

Each of the first 3 courses represent a different time period in Charleston history. So you’ll get 3 entrees and sides, 2 desserts, and 4 candies. Plus a glass of Madeira wine to begin the evening.

All this is narrated by culinary historian Mike Hebb, who will cover Charleston history, culinary history, slave history, the Revolutionary War, and the Civil War.

Historic Charleston

Supper Club

W18th and 19th Century dining in the home of Edward Rutledge, the youngest signer of the Declaration of Independence. Enjoy a 5 course, fully narrated dinner in the same dining room where Mr. Rutledge hosted other founding fathers such as George Washington. 

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VINTAGE DINING AT THE HOME OF A FOUNDING FATHER

You will enjoy a generous five course meal in the dining room of the Edward Rutledge House, now called the Governor’s House Inn. This was the home of Edward Rutledge. At the age of 26, he signed the Declaration of Independence. Edward Rutledge also hosted President George Washington in this very dining room. Overall, four Presidents have dined in this dining room.

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GROUP MINIMUMS

A minimum of 6 people for the entire event must be booked for the event to occur. Less than 6 people does not make for a fun time. Your host Mike will contact you at least 24 hours in advance to let you know minimums have not been met.

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