Historic Brattonsville

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About Historic Brattonsville

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This 775-acre Revolutionary War living history site features more than 30 historic structures. These “house museums” chronicle the development of the Carolina Piedmont from the 1750s through the 1840s. Historic Brattonsville is one of the few living history sites with African-American interpretation.

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Historic Brattonsville is part of a linked system of cultural facilities that includes the McCelvey Center, the Museum of York County, and the new museum being developed on the Catawba River. The parent non-profit organization is the Culture & Heritage Museums, whose mission is to create an enlightened and engaged citizenry by keeping, communicating and connecting our cultural, historical and natural heritage in ways that promote deeper understanding of people and place.

http://www.chmuseums.org