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Historic Brattonsville
Go Beyond Battles!
Feel as if you have taken a step back into the 18th and 19th century as you visit Historic Brattonsville. Visitors learn about the lifestyles and skills of our early settlers and the workings of a southern plantation.
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SATURDAY LIVING HISTORY DAYS
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Historic Brattonsville adds a new feature to their annual schedule of events-living history each Saturday! Costumed interpreters will present various aspects of life in the 18th and 19th centuries, with themes changing each week. Programming will take place from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Regular Admission. |
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HISTORICAL PROGRAMS |
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Christmas Candlelight Tours
This holiday event brings to life the Christmas season of the 18th and 19 th centuries. Visitors travel through nearly a century of history discovering
how Christmas customs evolved in the region through theatrical presentations. More information coming soon. |
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Battle of Huck's Defeat
Discover the historical battle that took place at Historic Brattonsville More>> |
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African American History
Experience the history of families that lived & worked on the Brattonsville plantation! More>> |
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Heritage Breed Farm Program
An award-winning program, which includes the preservation of rare breeds of animals. More>> |
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OTHER SITE FEATURES |
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FUTURE PROGRAMMING |
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Vales of Time
Historic Brattonsville will tell the story of the interrelationship between people and place in the Carolina Piedmont through the lens of agriculture. More>> |
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Historic Brattonsville is located at 1444 Brattonsville Road McConnells, SC 29726. Click here for more visitor information.
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Menu Items
>HB Home Page
>History
>History of Huck's Defeat
>African American History
>Current Exhibition
>Site Map of Buildings
>Hightower Hall
>Heritage Breed Farm Program
>Walt Schrader Trails
>Gift Shop
>Vales of Time Expansion Plan
>Calendar of Events
Site Features
Historic Brattonsville is a 775-acre historic site that includes a Revolutionary War battlefield. Each July a two-day event commemorating the Battle of Huck's Defeat (a revolutionary war skirmish) is recreated near its original battlefield site. The site features more than 30 historic structures, which may be toured and are also used during living history programs where costumed-interpreters relive the past by demonstrating a variety of programs.
Of interest to many visitors is Historic Brattonsville's role in the making of the Revolutionary War
epic The Patriot. Several buildings on site were used in the production.
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