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Ninety Six National Historic Site
Support Your Park

Help support Ninety Six National Historic Site for future generations. 

Special thanks to all our volunteers for their invaluable support & assistance throughout the year.

Donate: Ninety Six National Historic Site is not a fee area and does not charge for any event or program. The Park accepts donations, which stay in the Park and go directly to presenting many events throughout the year. 

Your help is greatly appreciated!

To learn more about Volunteers 96, the Heart of the Park, visit our news archive section. 

 

A Special Note to Historical Interpreters, Living Historians, & Reenactors: 

If you are an 18th c. reenactor interested in participating in our special events please contact us. Be prepared to email a representative picture and provide information if requested.

Star Fort  

Did You Know?
The Star Fort was built in late 1780 & completed in early 1781 by Loyalist soldiers & slaves. The eight point Star Fort walls were originally 14 feet high. Today, they are a little weatherworn, but they are original. You can view the original Star Fort at Ninety Six National Historic Site.

Last Updated: August 24, 2009 at 14:15 EST