Historic Brattonsville offers a rich exploration of Southern history through its well-preserved 18th and 19th-century buildings and exhibits. The site features over 30 historic structures that showcase the evolution of Southern culture and architecture. Visitors can experience the daily life of the Scots-Irish and African-American communities through interactive historical activities and period clothing demonstrations.
Key highlights include the American Revolutionary War battlefield of Huck’s Defeat, complete with a documentary on the 1780 battle, and the “Liberty & Resistance: Reconstruction and the African-American Community at Brattonsville, 1865-1877” exhibit in the restored Brick House. Open year-round, Tuesday through Saturday, Historic Brattonsville offers an in-depth look at the region's history and its ongoing legacy.
Good For Kids
Good for Groups
Outdoor Seating
Parking Available
Takes Reservations
Wheelchair Accessible
Wi-Fi