Ruth Miller

Having lived all over America and journeyed through much of the world, Ruth Miller is a former high school teacher with many lives. As a certified Charleston guide, she co-founded Charleston Strolls, the city’s first daily walking tour and grew that tour business for over twenty years. Since she sold the business, she has worked as an independent speaker and tour guide. Her wide-ranging interests have led her to write the children’s book, Charleston Charlie, and co-author Charleston’s Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon: Witness to History, Touring the Tombstones: Guides to Charleston’s 18th Century Graveyards, The Angel Oak Story, and Slavery to Civil Rights: A Walking Tour Guide to African-American Charleston. As a public historian, educator and storyteller, she enjoys tying LowCountry history into the American story and worldwide events. She makes a special effort to relate her presentations to an individual group’s interests and experience.

Speakers Bureau Topics by Ruth Miller

Brethren of Spade & Pruning Knife: The Naturalists & the Carolinas

Anthropology and Archaeology Eighteenth-Century History and Culture Lowcountry History and Culture South Carolina History and Culture

Touring the Tombstones: Charleston’s 18th Century Graveyards Tell a Tale to be Remembered

Eighteenth-Century History and Culture Historic Preservation Lowcountry History and Culture Mysteries and the Macabre Nineteenth-Century History and Culture Religion South Carolina History and Culture

Slavery to Civil Rights: A Tour Through Time of Charleston’s African-American History

African-American History and Culture Antebellum Period Eighteenth-Century History and Culture Lowcountry History and Culture Nineteenth-Century History and Culture Reconstruction Era South Carolina History and Culture Twentieth-Century History and Culture

The Surprising Story of Charleston and the Carolina LowCountry

Eighteenth-Century History and Culture Lowcountry History and Culture Nineteenth-Century History and Culture Twentieth-Century History and Culture Twenty-First-Century History and Culture

Ruth Miller

Speakers Bureau Topics by Ruth Miller

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