The American Heritage Festival 2021
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843 State Road S-21-85,Lake City SC 29560
20 February, 2021
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Step back in time and onto the battlefield at the 6th Annual American Heritage Festival at Graham’s Historic Farm. Step back in time and onto the battlefield at the 6th Annual American Heritage Festival at Graham’s Historic Farm. Through the Revolutionary War and WWII reenactments, you and your family can celebrate history in a way you’ve never done before! Graham’s Historic Farm is where Francis Marion’s brigade staged attacks, brought British prisoners, and earned his legendary name, the “Swamp Fox.” You won’t get any closer to history than this one-of-a-kind, weekend-long experience. Get your weekend pass for just $15, and kids under 10 are FREE! [WHAT TO EXPECT]Revolutionary War Reenactments Experience what it felt like to be on the battlefield with cannons and muskets firing. Attending regiments include the 2nd South Carolina Continentals, 2nd North Carolina Regiment, British Legion, 33rd Regiment of Foot - British, 3rd Continental Light Dragoons, and Kingsbury Artillery. WWII Reenactments WWII reenactments include the H Company Parachute Infantry Regiment, C Company Parachute Infantry Regiment, The 82nd Airborne, Headquarters of the 101st Airborne, The 307th Medical Battalion, The 307th Engineer Battalion of the Allied, and Germany's 6th Parachute Division 6 Fallschimjager. 20th and 21st Century Military Vehicles The Military Vehicle Collectors of South Carolina (MVCSC) will be back for the second year in a row! MVCSC is an all-volunteer organization whose members share a common interest in educating the public and especially young persons about the vital role the US Armed Forces have played and continue to provide in the development of our nation and its patriotic ideals. Historical Speakers Hear first-hand from period-expert speakers, including... Ed Forte, “Birth of the Continental Marines” and “Marion and Lee’s Siege of Fort Watson” John Miles, Francis Marion + South Carolina’s involvement in the Revolutionary War Fletcher Moone and the Culture of Beer Rick Wise, Camden Educator, “The Bridges Campaign” Colonial Village and 18th-Century General Store Explore the colonial village and general store, full of authentic 18th-century goods such as furs, pottery, soaps and candles, as well as event t-shirts and souvenirs. Cash and credit cards accepted. Patriot Games Enjoy the Patriot Games which includes a hatchet-throwing contest, apple pendulum bayonet charge, and skillet toss contest. Night of Lights On Saturday night, join us for a torch walk down to the bonfire for the Night of Lights display. Watch the sky light up with cannon and musket firing demonstrations. [WEEKEND SCHEDULE]Saturday, 10am-5pm+Reenactments and Demonstrations WWII Battle Reenactment - Field F Native American Dance, Drum and Storytelling Demonstration - Field B Revolutionary War Battle Reenactment - Field D Revolutionary War Speakers - Field B under museum tent 18th-Century Sutlers and Presenters - Field D Live Music Performances (on Field B under the party tent) Dixie Dave Allen and Kayla Charlene The Traveling Riverside Duo from Waycross, Georgia Torch Walk and Night of Lights begins at 5pmSunday, 10am-3pmReenactments and Demonstrations WWII Battle Reenactment - Field F Native American Dance, Drum and Storytelling Demonstration - Field B Revolutionary War Battle Reenactment - Field D Revolutionary War Speakers - Field B under museum tent 18th-Century Sutlers and Presenters - Field D Live Music Performances (Field B under the party tent) Rusty Turner, Local Solo Artist [LOGISTICS]Tickets Tickets provide full access to the event all weekend long. Kids under 10 are free! Parking Free parking is available on Field A2 Food and Drinks Hot food provided by Boy Scout Troop 477. Come support your local scouts! Starting at 10am: Pancake and sausage breakfast All day: Chili, chicken sandwiches, cheeseburgers and brats Beer and wine available for purchase on Field B in the party tent. Cash and credit cards accepted. What to Bring The event is happening rain or shine, so dress appropriately! Folding chairs Umbrellas Blankets Cash and/or credit cards Camping Primitive overnight camping is available for Saturday night. Cost is $20/pp and can be paid on-site with cash or card.
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