Discover Historic Sites
Experience the American Revolution like never before across 200 historic sites and 600 historic markers across the state.
In The Footsteps of History
Discover South Carolina’s Revolutionary landscape through 200 historic sites and more than 600 markers that illuminate battles, communities, and enduring stories. From celebrated landmarks to little-known corners of the state, these places invite you to walk in the footsteps of patriots and uncover the rich history that shaped America’s independence.Guillebeau Home
Two-story cabin built by Patriot Revolutionary War soldier Sgt. Andre “Andrew” Guillebeau circa 1770, the only remaining structure of the French Huguenot settlement of New Bordeaux established in 1765.
Site DetailsGuillebeau Home and Family Cemetery Historical Marker
In 1983, the nearby 18th century Guillebeau homestead was relocated to Hickory Knob State Park and restored to its original design. Guests may now stay in this historic cabin. The...
Site DetailsHammond’s Old Store
Hammond’s Old Store is the site of an overwhelming Patriot victory on December 30, 1780. Col. William Washington led 280 cavalry and mounted militiamen, including the Little River Militia, to...
Site DetailsHampton-Preston Mansion
Ainsley Hall was not planning on selling his house, built in 1818, when Col. Wade Hampton I, a hero of the American Revolution came to his door and offered to...
Site DetailsHanover House
Built in 1716 for Paul de St. Julien in Berkeley County. The house was later dismantled and moved to Clemson University and is furnished with period reproductions and donations
Site DetailsHayes Station
Hayes Station is one of Laurens County’s most sacred sites. On November 19, 1781, “Bloody Bill” Cunningham brutally murdered Col. Joseph Hayes and 18 men of the Little River Regiment...
Site DetailsHeyward-Washington House
This historic house museum was the home of Thomas Heyward Jr., one of four South Carolina signers of the Declaration of Independence. The property features the only 1740s kitchen building...
Site DetailsHistoric Brattonsville
This 775-acre Revolutionary War site features more than 30 historic structures and brings to life a battle that helped revive the morale of the people of South Carolina just when...
Site DetailsHistoric Camden & The Battle of Camden
Camden was a strategic location to both the British and Continental armies. Although the Battle of Camden was disastrous for the American cause, it ushered in changes in military leadership...
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Historic Markers
Journey in the footsteps of patriots. South Carolina boasts one of the most ambitious collections of Revolutionary War markers in the United States. Explore over 600 markers across South Carolina highlighting the people, places and stories of South Carolina’s Revolutionary journey. Explore the map, visit the sites, experience history.
The Liberty Trail
America’s independence was secured in swamps, fields, woods and mountains of South Carolina. These events of 1779-1782 directly led to victory in the Revolutionary War. The Liberty Trail is an immersive network of Revolutionary War battlefields and historic sites across South Carolina, developed by the American Battlefield Trust and the SC Battleground Trust to connect visitors to the pivotal battles that secured American independence in the South.
Funding For Sites
SC 250 provides grant funding for locating, marking and interpreting historic sites in SC.
Our Work
Learn more about how SC 250 is fulfilling its mission to commemorate South Carolina’s role in the American Revolution.
Their Story Is Our Story
Looking for more? Go deeper into the history, lore and events of South Carolina’s revolutionary past. Explore the untold stories, scholarly articles, incredible facts and the major events that shaped our future.