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SouthCarolinaPlantations.com serves as a comprehensive repository of information about South Carolina plantations and the individuals who lived and worked on them. It features data on over 2,000 plantations that were primarily established before the Civil War, highlighting the historical significance of these large farms, many of which relied on enslaved labor. Initially inspired by the notes of Mrs. Johnie Rivers, a volunteer with the South Carolina Historical Society, the site is maintained by SCIWAY, a prominent directory for South Carolina information online. While they are currently unable to add new resources, they actively encourage users to report any errors for correction. Generated from the website

The Living History Park in North Augusta, SC, is a recreated village that immerses visitors in the historical period from 1735 to 1785, managed by the non-profit Olde Towne Preservation Association. Featuring several permanent buildings, including the Willow Spring Meeting House and the Blacksmith Forge, the park provides a unique opportunity for visitors to experience history through demonstrations and living exhibits. In addition to its educational offerings, the park also serves as a picturesque venue for private events such as weddings and business meetings. Guests can enhance their experience with an audio tour of the park, gaining insights into its buildings and their historical significance, or purchase themed board games to learn more about colonial times while supporting the park. Generated from the website