Historical Markers in Ninety Six, South Carolina

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Historical Markers in Ninety Six, South Carolina

1 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — "Light Horse Harry" Lee Takes the Stockade Fort — June 12, 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

2 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 96 — Ninety Six National Historic Site —

On State Highway 248 north of Louden Road, on the right when traveling north.

3 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Approach Trench — June 2, 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

4 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Cherokee — (Tsalagi) —

Near South Cambridge Road (State Highway 248).

5 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Covered Way — 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

6 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Early Life in the Backcountry — Gouedy's Trading Post and Fort Ninety Six —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

7 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Environmental Change From Forest to Park —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

8 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — First Blood Shed for Liberty —

On South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248) at Louden Road (State Highway 225), on the left when traveling south on South Cambridge Street.

9 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — First Parallel — May 28-June 1, 1781 —

On South Cambridge Street.

10 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Gouedy Trail and Charleston Road —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

11 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — In Memoriam —

On Saluda Street (State Highway 248) south of Cross Avenue, on the left when traveling south.

12 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Island Ford Road —

Near South Cambridge Street (County Highway 248).

13 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — James Birmingham —

Near South Cambridge Street.

14 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 24-10 — John Waller — 1741-1802 —

On East Scotch Cross Road (County Route 131) 0.1 miles north of Pembroke Road, on the right when traveling south.

15 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Lake Greenwood — A Changing Landscape —

Near State Park Road.

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16 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Law and Order in the Carolina Backcountry — 1773 — The Jail and the Courthouse —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

17 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Logan Log House —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

18 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Logan Log House —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

19 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — M-60 A3 Main Battle Tank —

On Saluda Street (State Highway 246) south of Cross Avenue.

20 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Militiamen —

Near South Cambridge Road.

21 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Monument to James Birmingham —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

22 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — New Priorities of Protection —

On State Park Road at Ware Street / Woodland Way (South Carolina Highway 702), on the right when traveling north on State Park Road.

23 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Ninety Six — 1775 — A Colonial Center in a Time of Change —

On South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

24 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 24-21 — Ninety Six Colored School —

On Ninety Six Highway (State Highway 34) 0.1 miles west of Cambridge Street N, on the right when traveling east.

25 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Ninety Six in the American Revolution — The War in the Southern Colonies —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248) 1.2 miles south of Johnston Road (State Highway S-24-72), on the left when traveling south.

26 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Ninety Six National Historic Site — A Revolutionary War Landmark —

On South Cambridge Road (State Highway 248) at County Route 225, on the right when traveling south on South Cambridge Road.

27 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Ninety Six National Historic Site — A Revolutionary War Landmark —

On State Highway 27, on the right when traveling south.

28 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Ninety Six National Historic Site — A Revolutionary War Landmark —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248) 0.1 miles north of Louden Road, on the left when traveling south.

29 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Ninety Six National Historic Site / Greenwood County —

On South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248) at County Route 225 on South Cambridge Street.

30 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 24-3 — Old Ninety Six — (2 miles south) —

On Highway 246 South (State Highway 246), on the right when traveling west.

31 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Patriot Soldier —

Near South Cambridge Road.

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32 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 24-4 — Preston Brooks Dinner —

On Main Street West at Cambridge Street (South Carolina Highway 248), on the right when traveling south on Main Street West.

33 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Second Approach Trench — June 6, 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street.

34 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Second Parallel — June 3, 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street (Route 248).

35 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Sharpshooter —

Near South Cambridge Road.

36 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Siege Trenches

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248). Reported missing.

37 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 24-15 — Siloam Baptist Church —

On Siloam Church Road (State Highway S-24-29) 0.3 miles west of State Highway 246, on the right when traveling west.

38 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 24-20 — Southern Railway Depot —

On Main Street West at Cambridge Street, on the right when traveling east on Main Street West.

39 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Spring Branch —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

40 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The American Revolution Comes to the South — November 18-21, 1775 — Six Years Before the Star Fort Siege There Was Williamson's Fort —

Near South Cambridge Street.

41 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Artillery — June 1, 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street.

42 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Attack —

Near South Cambridge Street.

43 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The British Fortifications —

On South Cambridge Street.

44 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Forlorn Hope — June 18, 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Road (State Highway 248).

45 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Lost Town of Cambridge — 1783 - c. 1850 —

On South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248) at County Route 225, on the right when traveling south on South Cambridge Street.

46 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Mine — Begun June 9, 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street.

47 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Patriot Force Arrives — May 21-22, 1781 —

On South Cambridge Street.

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48 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Patriots Lay Siege to the Star Fort — May 22-June 18, 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street (Highway 248).

49 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Patriots Lay Siege to the Star Fort — May 22-June 18, 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

50 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Rifle Tower — June 13, 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street.

51 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Siege of Ninety Six — 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248) 1.2 miles south of Johnston Road (State Highway S-24-72), on the left when traveling south.

52 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Star Fort — Heart of the Loyalist Defense —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

53 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Stockade Fort — Ninety Six National Historic Site —

Near State Highway 248 at Louden Road, on the right when traveling north.

54 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Well — Begin June 12, 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street (Route 248).

55 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Trader with Pack Horse —

Near South Cambridge Road.

56 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Walking Tour of the Park —

Near State Highway 248, 0.1 miles north of Louden Road, on the left when traveling south.

57 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Welcome to the Lake Greenwood State Recreation Area —

On State Park Road, on the right when traveling east.

58 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Why Did the British Burn Ninety Six? — July 1781 —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248).

59 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Why Is It Called Ninety Six? — A Colonial Backcountry Settlement —

Near South Cambridge Street (State Highway 248) 1.2 miles south of Johnston Road (State Highway S-24-72), on the left when traveling south.

60 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Wm. Pierce Bennett Kinard —

On Epworth Camp Grounds Road E at Gin House Road, on the left when traveling west on Epworth Camp Grounds Road E.

61 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Woman and Child —

Near South Cambridge Road.

62 ► South Carolina, Saluda County, Ninety Six — 41-5 — Lucinda Horn —

On Chappells Highway (State Highway 39) at Chestnut Hill Road (County Road 135), on the right when traveling south on Chappells Highway.

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