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Fort Frederick: A SCDNR Heritage Preserve and the World It Changed
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Spradley, Reece Donofrio, Gabriel Scarborough, Charles Harry Hampton Memorial Wildlife Fund South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. Heritage Trust Program
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Spradley, Reece
Donofrio, Gabriel
Scarborough, Charles
Harry Hampton Memorial Wildlife Fund
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. Heritage Trust Program
Abstract
Fort Frederick (c. 1733) is the oldest surviving tabby fort in South Carolina, and the oldest known tabby structure in Beaufort County. The fort was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. In 1999 the site was acquired and dedicated as a heritage preserve by the SCDNR with funds from the Heritage Land Trust Fund; and by a donation from the National Park Service's Federal Lands to Parks Program in 2017 the preserve was included in the Reconstruction Era National Historical Park. --from introductory page.
Issue Date
2024-03-30
Keywords
Fort Frederick (S.C.)--Juvenile literature, National parks and reserves--South Carolina--Juvenile literature, Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877)--South Carolina--Beaufort County--Juvenile literature, Reconstruction Era National Historical Park (S.C.)--Juvenile literature., Beaufort County (S.C.)--Antiquities--Juvenile literature
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