Historic Brattonsville presents the history of the Scots-Irish or Ulster-Scots in the South Carolina upcountry largely through preserving and interpreting the story of the Bratton family. Featuring more than 30 historic structures from the 1760s to the late 19th century, the site provides visitors with an opportunity to see the evolution of Southern culture and architecture in the South Carolina Piedmont.
Historic Brattonsville is not affiliated with AmericanTowns Media
Vinyl records are far from dead in South Carolina. This classic medium has somewhat of a cult following, with some records fetching far more than what they were initially worth. Adding to your vinyl… Read More
It just isn’t autumn in South Carolina without the sweet, savory aroma of fresh apple pies. It’s no surprise, really: The Palmetto State is home to several apple orchards that grow dozens… Read More
When the skies are gray, and the rain is pouring, don’t cancel your plans — South Carolina has plenty of activities to keep you busy! From a day excursion at Charleston City Market in… Read More
South Carolina, also known as "The Palmetto State," was the eighth state to enter the Union (1788). Less than a hundred years later, it would see the start of the Civil War, when shots were fired on… Read More
For many canine lovers, their dogs are more than pets—they are furry family members who become part of every holiday, adventure, and night-in snuggling up on the couch. And if it’s… Read More
