Historic Brattonsville, South Carolina July 11, 2009 (1 Viewer)

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I had an awesome day at Brattonsville. It was 90 degrees and humid, but there were a ton of trees around to provide some shelter from the sun. Some of you may recall the use of this place in the Mel Gibson movie "The Patriot".

I also got to meet Patrick O'Kelley and have him sign a copy of one of his books for me. He has a series of books out on all of the battles in North and South Carolina titled "Nothing but blood and Slaughter". I got him to sign the book on 1781. A very nice guy.

 

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[jac28]

Thx very much for posting all of these photos and info. Very interesting - I'm not an expert on the Revolutionary War - so this is all new stuff for me.

Thx again,

Jim

 

[Mister Dave]

Coooool! I really love stuff like this, and have enjoyed looking through your photos. Thanks for posting these.

Cheers,
MD

 

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[Jagdpanther]

Cool stuff! Thanks for posting. I dont think I ever heard of this place.

 

[REVWARBUFF]

Thank you for posting all these wonderful pictures. I have a friend who attends this event each year and he's told me a lot about it. It was good to finally see everything I've heard about all these years.

 

[theBaron]

Thanks for the photos, looks like it was a good re-enactment and display.

Prost!
Brad