
The American Heritage Festival: From Swamp Fox Muskets to WWII Machine Guns
Don’t just read about the past—stand on the very ground where it happened. Graham’s Historic Farm is a documented Revolutionary War site where Francis Marion staged attacks and held British prisoners in 1780-81. This February, we are bringing that history back to life with:​
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Live Combat Reenactments: Experience the roar of the 2nd South Carolina cannons and the tactical maneuvers of the French & Indian War.
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The Greatest Generation: Explore WWII Allied and Axis encampments featuring a live weapons demonstration and warbird flyover.
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A Living Timeline: From the Swamp Fox's guerilla tactics to the front lines of Europe, history is happening all around you.
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Authentic Artifacts: See 18th-century documents signed by William Moultrie and family heirlooms dating back to 1738.
The smoke, the thunder, and the legacy are waiting. Bring the family for a day they’ll never forget.



The American Heritage Festival:
From Swamp Fox Muskets to WWII Machine Guns—Where History Comes Alive!
This is the real ground where Francis Marion operated. We don’t do fake history. You’re going to see muskets fire, cannons shake the ground, and a WWII aircraft fly over. We have the 2nd South Carolina Regiment, German paratroopers, and now the French & Indian War to show you how Washington learned to fight. There’s good food, period crafts like blacksmithing, and plenty of open space. It’s loud, it’s interesting, and an amazing day out for families and history buffs alike.
