Park Ranger Adrian Stewart talks with Host Andrew Davis about the 1781 Siege of Ninety-Six and its historic significance for the Revolutionary War. The earthen “Star Fort” at Ninety-Six remains one of the best-preserved examples of an original 18th century fortification, and Kosciuszko’s tunnel is the only military tunnel constructed during the Revolution.

Visitors to Kings Mountain National Military Park may have noticed a grave marker with a massive pile of rocks behind it. What is the story of this unusual monument? NPS Park Ranger Robert Holmes joins Host Andrew Davis to uncover the background of the Battle of Kings Mountain and why South Carolinians have periodically added stones on top of this grave ever since it was placed there.

The Georgetown County Museum is proud to showcase an impressive piece of Revolutionary War history- A handwritten letter from Francis Marion, also known as “The Swamp Fox”, addressed to General Nathanael Greene. Paige Sawyer sits down with Host Andrew Davis to discuss Francis Marion’s significance in the Palmetto State and how this incredible artifact has been so well preserved!