Francis Marion Living History and Victory in Revolutionary War on Santee River

Celebrate General Francis Marion Rev. War History for General Francis Marion Memorial Day

on 27 February every year, a South Carolina statewide Memorial day.

Francis Marion Living History Encampment has been discontinued;

for more Francis Marion History come to the Francis Marion Symposium:

www.francismarionsymposium.com , Manning, SC

Francis Marion Living History Encampment by Swamp Fox Murals Trail will not be held 2017.

These events are no longer are held, this is a history of what was held from 2002-2016.

Celebrate Feb 27, 2016

(Registered students & classes Feb 25-26, 2016 - the last) at Camp Bob Cooper (R.M. Cooper Leadership Center,

8001 M.W. Rickenbaker Road, Summerton, SC 29148). (See Facebook: Francis Marion Living History Encampment for photos, also)

Students from 23 classes celebrate Francis Marion and Rev. History. Photos of Encampments (below) show re-enactor stations.

Fun Time. the way to learn history.

Be a Time Traveler. Turn back the clock to the 1700’s as you walk back in time to the Carolina Backcountry Frontier.

You follow in the footsteps of Francis Marion to experience 18^th century life ways and skills: wilderness travel, food & life in the backcountry for survival.

Teachers & students from local schools reserve their day to visit on Thursday or Friday. Field lay-out and participants below.

Saturday, February 27, 2016

Re-enactor stations demo Hands-on Rev. history activities all day, 9-2.

DAR Memorial to Rev. Battles and General Francis Marion about 1.

Survival Skills:

Back-country Clothing, Basket-making, Bees & Candle-making, Black-powder Flintlocks, Col. Coker's Militia, Colonial Food & Medicine, Colonial Crafts,

Colonial Games, Colonial Military Music, Colonial Surveyor, Crime & Punishment-Civilian & Military, Firestarting & Flintlocks, Fort Watson, 'Hawk Throwing,

Jaeger Hessian Camp, Joinery-Woodworking, Jack's Creek Militia, Musket & Militia Drills, Native Points & Pots, Quill writing, Quilts, Yo-yos, Textiles & Sewing

Re-enactors to Francis Marion Living History at Camp Bob Cooper for Hands-on-History, 2016:

Bob B, June Brailsford, Jewell B, Claire B, Doug B, Sue B, Sue C. Don C, Nancy C, Peggy C, Diane C, Larry C, Dan C, Horton D, Mary Anne D, Don E, Dick F, Nanci F,

Donna G, Doyle G, Jean G, Jim G, Garland H, Barbara H, Rosemary H, Frank H, Brenda H, Ursula H, Ted J, Whit J, Gloria J, Kay K, Paul K, Rene L, Bonnie L, Karen M, Jim M,

Sharon M, Bucky M, Pat P, Ken P, Mike R, Jerry R, Jack S, Bob S, Mickey S, Jim S, Dana S, Kathy T, Carrie T, Jan T, Tom T, Jim VN, Art W, Mel W, Myrna W, Paul W

Over 600 students & adults participated in Rev. history Thursday & Friday, another 100+ on Saturday.

Saturday Visitors came from Alcolu, Canada, Charleston, Charlotte, Columbia, CT, Elloree, Florence, Kingstree, Lake Marion, Lexington,

Manning, MI, Moncks Corner, Myrtle Beach, NY, PA, Paxville, Saluda, Santee, Savannah, Summerton, Sumter, Turbeville and more.

Thank you for participating.

Re-enactors came from Alcolu, Boston, Bristol, TN; Columbia, Dillon, Florence, Fayetteville, NC; Manning, Summerton, Sumter, Turbeville, Walterboro



			Thanks for photos to Sue B, Diane C, Sharon M, Peggy C, Kay K & George

A Memorial to Battle of Wyboo Swamp and General Francis Marion and Wreath-laying by SAR, DAR, and CAR chapters & other units is Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016 at 1PM.

Ceremony sponsored by Elizabeth Peyre Richardson Manning DAR. All are invited.

Sign-in - Porch Inside config. - 2016

2016 - Gym Earliest arrivals to center of Gym after lunch return to same bldg.

*Row 2 \/ - 1^st lunch*	Earliest arrivals - *Row 4 \/ - 2^nd lunch*
Gym-6 Crafts-corndolls: Eliza Lucas-Indigo: Pat P, KayKr, KathyT	Gym-7 Ft Wat. MahamTower: UrsulaH, Th: Dana S, F:Whit J
1^st Lunch /\\/	2^nd lunch /\\/ Sign-in - Porch
*Gym-5 Colonial Food : Karen M, Diane G: SweetPot.,Salt*	Gym8 - Animals, Chicks, goat: HortonD, Art W-Th, Gloria J-F w/ Marion’s horse
1st Lunch \/
Gym-4 Textiles-sewing: JanT, JewellB w/FtMatte	GymRt-9 Baskets MyrnaW, Bonnie L, Kesie E-Th w/Palmetto Ft Recruits sign up
Gym -3 Colonial.Medical: w/ Tearcoat: BuckyM, Mickey	2^nd lunch \/ *Cont.Money \/*
1^st Lunch /\\/	Gym -10 Firestarting/Flintlock FrankH, Brenda w/ Ox Swamp
Gym--2 Crime/Civilian Punishment /Stocks: DianneC, PaulW w/HalfWaySwamp	2^nd lunch /\ *Cont $*
1^st Lunch /\	11 - Hawk w/Wyboo: JimG, DonE, leave into classrm
Gym -1 Colonial Surveyor: w/RRichardson TomT, Jack S	\/ /\ 2^nd lunch
/\ ^1st lunch Early intro –DianneC & Bucky	Gym--12 Music/Dance DanC GarlandH: w/Nelson’s Ferry
	Lunch, Wyboo >

Sign-in - Porch

2016 - Auditorium - after lunch return to same bldg.

*Row 1 \/ - 3^rd lunch*	Row 3 \/ - 4^th lunch
Stage-6 Food-Medical: SharonM, PegC w/ SweetPot	RtStage-7 Textiles/Quilts w/ElizaLP: RoseMary, BarbH, MaryAnneD
3^rd lunch ^	4th lunch ^
LtCorner--5 Musket Drill LarryC, DoyleG, JeanG w/Tearcoat	Entry-8 - CandleMake - Bees KenPh, Donna G, w/1stFlag
3^rd lunch \/ /\	4^th ^t lunch/\\/
Lt--4 Jack’s Creek Militiamen DickyF, JerryR w/FtWatson , GeneM	9 Porch Games, Stilts , BobB, NanciF, GloriaJ w/FtMotte
Lt--3 Military Crime & Punishment Mike R, Paul K w/ HalfWay Swamp	4^th lunch
as they leave *Cont.Money /\* \/ *Recruits*	Rt-10 HistClothes: w/RRichardson: Mel W, ClaireB
Lt Rm-2 Quillwriting Th:Carrie, SueC, JuneB w/OxSwamp Recruits sign
3^rd lunch/\ 3^rd lunch \/	11 Woodworker DougB, JimMcG w/ PalmettoFt - shave bench
Lake-side-Lt 1-1 Jaeger-Hessian FireStart w/NelsFry: JimVN, DonCarty	4^th lunch \//\
	12 Native Pots & Points: TedJ, JimS Wyboo
Cafeteria >>> lunch, return to Aud.	Earliest arrivals- Auditorium-center Jim VN

2016 Draft Design/layout of the field of History stations with students starting Feb. 25

Draft Field lay-out, changes for drier ground:

<tree line	18) Col. Music/Dance w/Nelson's Ferry, Party at Cantey's: DanC, GarlandH		7) Colonial Medical & Food w/ Sweet Potato Story: Sharon M, Peg C	entering road > Wyboo Battle Site >
6) 'Hawk Throwing w/ Ft Motte: Jim G, Don E				19) Colonial Games: Bob B, Gloria J, Nanci F w/ Wyboo
< tree line	17) Colonial Crafts w/ Eliza Lucas P: Pat, Kathy T, KayKr		8) Quill writing w/ Ox Swamp: F:Nancy C, Sue C, Th:Carrie T, June B
5) Woodworking w/ Palmetto Ft: Doug B, Jim M				20) Flintlocks & Firestarter w/ Ox Swamp: Frank & BrendaH
< tree line	16) Colonial Food w/ Sweet Potato Story: Karen M, Diane G		9) History Clothes & Looms w/ RRichardson: Mel W, Claire B
4) Musket Drill w/ Tearcoat : Larry C, Doyle G, Jean G				21) Ft Watson & Maham Tower: Ursula H, Th: Dana S, F:Whit J
< tree line	15) Textiles, Sewing, Looms: w/ Ft Motte: Jan T, Jewell B		10) Points & Old Pots w/ Wyboo Swamp: Jim S, Ted J
3) Mil. Crime &Punishment w/HalfWay Swamp: Mikey R, Paul K				22) Crime & Punishment - Civ. w/ HalfWay Swamp: Dianne C, Paul W
< tree line	14) Colonial Surgeon w/Tearcoat: Bucky M, Mickey S		11) Textiles, Quilts,Yoyos w/ ElizaLP: MaryAnn D, Rosemary H, Barb H,
2) Marion’s Militia Weapons & gear Dicky F, Jerry R w/ FtWatson				23) Basket-making w/Palmetto Ft: Myrna W, Bonnie L, Kesie E
< tree line	13) Colonial Surveyor w/RRichardson TomT, JackS		12) Bees & Candles w/ 1st Flag: Ken P, DianeG	near board fence>
1) Jaeger-Hessian Camp, Firestarter w/ Nelson's Ferry: Jim VN, Don C				24) Animals w/ Ball's Horse: Horton D, Art W, F-GloriaJ
1st Column start line- DianneC	2nd Column start line-June		3rd Column start line-DonE	4th Column start line-Mel/NancyC
	Gym & toilets \/	Entry	gym road \/	Cafeteria, Lunch, Wyboo Site >

Students have an opportunity to drill and march as Revolutionary soldiers did; throw 'hawks (tomahawks); play games of the period and many hands-on history activities.

Re-enactors demonstrate the use of colonials' weapons and survival skills. Students arrive by school buses to Camp Bob Cooper for their "day",

before 8:50 AM and depart by 1:30 PM in order to maintain their bus schedules. The students have lunch in the Camp Bob Cooper cafeteria.
Camp Bob Cooper will need $12 per student for the lunch and the day’s experience.

Grateful appreciation to our sponsors for 2016:
Matching Grant from Rotary District 7770 Foundation

Manning Rotary Club Summerton Rotary Club
Bank of Clarendon FTC NBSC Prothro Chevy G & C Summers C & B Swager

W & D Turbeville Turbeville Ruritan Club B & N Walsh John Mathis, Agent, Jeffords Insurance Agency

Francis Marion Symposium Donations

We're very sad that our friend & reenactor Al Hausfeld

passed away Feb 7, 2016 in Florence, SC. Al is dearly missed.

Recent portrayal of Francs Marion

by a third grader 11-13-15:

Celebrate General Francis Marion Rev. War Living History Encampment for
General Francis Marion Memorial Day on 27 February every year.

Celebrate Feb 27-28, 2015

at Camp Bob Cooper (R.M. Cooper Leadership Center,

8001 M.W. Rickenbaker Road, Summerton, SC 29148).

(See Facebook: Francis Marion Living History Encampment for photos)

Students from 18 classes celebrate Francis Marion and Rev. History.

Photos of Encampments (below) show re-enactor stations, and new photos of this year.

Fun Time. inside without the weather, inside plan below.

Be a Time Traveler. Turn back the clock to the 1700’s as you walk back in time

to the Carolina Backcountry Frontier. You follow in the footsteps of Francis Marion to experience

18^th century life ways and skills: wilderness travel, food & life in the backcountry for survival.

Teachers & students from local schools reserve their day to visit.

Field lay-out and participants below.

Friday, February 27, 2015 Starting at 6:15 pm Lantern walks –

Spy on History through the swamp-side forest for vignettes of history.

Saturday, February 28, 2015

Re-enactor stations demo Hands-on Rev. history activities all day, 9-2.

DAR Memorial to Rev. Battles and General Francis Marion between noon and 1.

Thanks for the article to The Item & Konstantin Vengerowsky

Skills to be experienced:

Back-country Clothing, Basket-making, Bees & Candle-making, Black-powder Flintlocks,

Colonial Blacksmith, Colonial Food & Medicine, Colonial Crafts, Colonial Games, Colonial Surveyor,

Crime & Punishment-Civilian & Military, Firestarting & Flintlocks, Fort Watson, 'Hawk Throwing,

Jaeger Hessian Camp, Joinery-Woodworking, Musket & Militia Drills, Native Points & Pots,

Up Country Militia (New Acquisition Militia), Quill writing, Quilts, Yo-yos, Textiles & Sewing

Re-enactors to Francis Marion Living History at Camp Bob Cooper for Hands-on-History, 2015:

Mary A, Bob B, John B, Teena B, Doug B, Sue B, Sue C. Don C, Denley C & EJ, Nancy C, Greg C, Peggy C,

Diane C, Larry C, Horton D, Richard D, Mary Anne D, Paul D, Don E, Helene E, Dick F, David F, Nanci F,

Jean G, Jim G, Sarah Sue H, Garland H, Al H, Rosemary H, Bruce H, Brenda H, Constance H, Frank H, Brenda H,

Ursula H, Ted J, Gloria J, Kay K, Bonnie L, Sharon M, Bucky M, Pat P, Ken P, Sandy P, Kay P, Mike R, Robert R,

Jack S, Bob S, Ron S, Carol S, Mickey S, Jim S, Carole S, Kathy T, Carrie T, Jan T, Tom T, Mel W, Larry W, Myrna W

Grateful appreciation to our sponsors for 2015:

Matching Grant from Rotary District 7770 Foundation

Manning Rotary Club Summerton Rotary Club
G & C Summers C & B Swager

W & D Turbeville Turbeville Ruritan Club

Gay Kinzer & Peter Reilly

John Mathis, Agent, Jeffords Insurance Agency

Francis Marion Symposium Donations

Over 500 students & adults participated in Rev. history Thursday & Friday, another 100+ on Saturday.

Saturday Visitors came from Alcolu, Bloomville, Bluffton, Bonneau, Charlotte, Columbia, Elloree, Florence, Fairmont, NC,

Greenville, Hartsville, Kingstree, Lexington, Manning, Maysville, Moncks Corner, Myrtle Beach, North Charleston,

Paxville, Saluda, Santee, St George, Summerton, Sumter and more.

Thank you for participating.

Re-enactors came from Bennettsville, Brattonsville, Bristol, TN, Charlotte, NC, Columbia, Florence, Fort Mill,

Manning, Marion, Rock Hill, Summerton, Sumter, Turbeville, Walterboro

Feb. 2015 Field lay-out with History Stories (Changes as necessary)

Yes - Nasty weather, new lay-out for inside Gym & Conference Center:

Conference Center / Walter Cox Bldg. (beyond football field)

*Row 1 \/*		*Row 3 \/*
Stage-5 Textiles/Quilts w/ElizaLP: RosemaryH, MaryAnneD, HeleneE		CornerRt-6 Pots & Points TedJ, JimS w/Wyboo
3rd lunch ^		3rd lunch ^
		Mid-Rt-7 MilitaryCrime & Punishment MikeRohaus+ PaulD w/ HalfWay Swamp
LtCorner-Door4 'Hawk throw JimG, DonE, DavidF-Fr w/ Ft Motte		1^st lunch/\\/
3^rd lunch \/ /\		NearCoffee-8 Musket Drill: LarryC, GregC, Mickey w/Tearcoat
Lt-wall-3 New Acq Militia -Maps: RobertR, JeanG: w/FtWatson		1^st lunch \//\
		Classrm4Rt-9 Games, Stilts , BobB, GloriaJ, NanciF w/SweetPot
ClassrmLt2-2 Colonial Surveyor w/RRichardson TomT, Jack S, HortonD		*Recruits*
2nd lunch/\ 2^nd lunch \/		Classrm3-10 Quillwriting NancyC, SueC w/ OxSwamp Recruits sign
ClassroomLt 1-1 Jack's Creek +NelsFry: DickF, AlH, DonC		2^nd lunch \//\ *Cont.Money \/* as they leave
		Hall-11 Candles/Bees LarryW+CaroleS-1^st Flag
Start line Constance Bob-Coffee		Start line- WrightT Sign-in 20 min./station
After Lunch go to other location		Earliest arrivals start at Conf. Center-Walter Cox

Gym

*Row 2 \/*		Earliest arrivals start at CC *Row 4 \/*
Gym-Stands-Lt-6 Hist.Clothes w/Ft Motte: MelW, SandyP		Gym-Stands-7 FtWatson- Maham Tower: JohnB +Constance +Ursula
3rd Lunch /\\/		1^st lunch /\\/
*Gym*-PtRt-5 Colonial Blacksmith: w/Half-Way Swamp BruceH, BrendaH, Richard-Fr + BuckyM		GymRt -8 Col. Food & Medical: Sharon, RonS w/Sweet Potato Story, Salt
3^rd Lunch \/		1^st lunch /\ \/
Gym-PtLt-4 Textiles-sewing: Sarah SueH, MaryA, JanT w/Tearcoat		GymRtHeat-9 Basket-making Myrna, Bonnie, TeenaB w/Palmetto Ft Recruits sign
GymBkDoor-3 Bees KenPh, Carrie, Doug: 1stFlag
3^rd Lunch /\		2^nd lunch \/
Gym-BBRt-2 Crime & Civilian Punishment: DianneC, PegC, CarolS w/RRichardson,		Gym1-2Doors-10 Firestarting/Flintlock FrankH, Brenda w/ Ox Swamp
2nd Lunch /\ recruits Cont $ \/		\/ /\ 2^nd lunch Signin - Porch>
GymLtBB-1 DenleyC, DougB + apprentice EJ: jointer/woodworker NelsFry		Gym-Classrm-11 Crafts-corndolls: PatP w/Eliza Lucas: KayKr +KathyT
/\ 2^nd lunch		Start near tent –DianneC & ConstanceH
Bell/Foxhorn/ Crow call >> After Lunch go to other location
< By road Bus Parking		Paul-Coffee Earliest arrivals start @ 1 or 9

Photos SB & PC, Thx


About half of this year's re-enactors for FMLH Encampment, Photos PC, SB & DB, Thx..	EPR Manning DAR Memorial Feb 28, 2015, Photos credit DC, Thanks.

January, 2015, Dr Christine Swager, Author of "Black Crows & White Cockades", "If Ever Your Country Needs You", and other Rev. books, donated

books to the Swamp Fox Murals Trail Society for use in our history enrichment program with these area schools. February, 2015, Dr. Swager's books

were delivered to Clarendon Hall & St Paul in Summerton, & Manning Primary, Manning Elementary & Laurence Manning Academy.

Francis Marion Living History Encampment February 20-22, 2014 at Camp Bob Cooper - Best ever.

Students from 21 classes celebrate Francis Marion and Rev. History.

Photos of Encampments (below) show re-enactor stations, with new photos of this year.

Grateful appreciation to our sponsors for 2014:

Manning Rotary Club
Matching Grant from Rotary District 7770 Foundation
Summerton Rotary Club
G & C Summers, W & D Turbeville

Francis Marion Symposium Donations

G Kinzer & P Reilly

Lamar's Country Corner

Nell Black, Karen MacNutt
John Mathis, Clay Clark

"Like" on Facebook: Francis Marion Living History Encampment

Biggest Thank You to all the re-enactors for the huge success - 2014

Thank you to the Clarendon Citizen, great story & Frank & Brenda:

http://www.clarendoncitizen.com/article/elusive-swamp-fox-showcased-encampment Great coverage.

On FTC-TV see Mark Robert's "Back in Time"

Over 600 students & adults participated in Rev. history Thursday & Friday.

Saturday Visitors came from Alcolu, Beaufort, Beech Mountain, NC, Bloomville, Bluffton, Charlotte, Columbia, Elloree, Florence, Greenville, Hartsville, Lexington,

Manning, Maysville, Myrtle Beach, North Augusta, Pawley's Island, Saluda, St George, Summerton, Sumter and more.

We are pleased with the participation.

Re-enactor came from Boston, MA, Bristol, TN, Columbia, Fayetteville, NC, Florence, Iron Station NC, Manning, Rock Hill, Summerton, Sumter, Turbeville, Walterboro Best one ever!

Friday, February 21, 2014

6:15 pm Lantern walks – Spy on History through the swamp-side forest.

Dress warmly. Walks leave every 10 minutes from 6:15 to 8 PM.  Meet beside the Gym.

                                         Thanks to SueB for the great photos.

Colonial Activities    Saturday, Feb 22: 9 AM – 3 PM Hands-on activities for families & children.  Demos through-out. Site: Camp Bob Cooper, South end of Rickenbaker Road

Remember the Lantern Walk: Spy on History: Friday, 21 Feb., 2014, 6:15 - 8 PM: Tour through the forest with a guide to visit History Vignettes.

A Memorial to Battle of Wyboo Swamp and General Francis Marion and Wreath-laying by SAR, DAR, and CAR chapters is Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 at 1PM.

Ceremony sponsored by Elizabeth Peyre Richardson Manning DAR. All are invited. For 2014 Design/layout of the field of History stations with students starting Feb. 20 Field lay-out:

	18) Colonial Cooking + Sweet Potato Story: Bea + Kay	Goalpost	7) Medical Surgeon + Eutaw Sp: Sharon + Marg + Bucky
6) Colonial Games + Sweet Potato Story: Bob + DonF				19) Flintlocks & Horns + Palmetto Ft: Dick + Doug
	17) Marion Stories + Eutaw Springs: KarenM + KarenR		8) Quill writing + Ox Swamp: Nancy + Carrie
5) Musket Drill + Tearcoat : Greg + Larry + Mickey				20) 'Hawk Throwing + Tearcoat: Jim + DonE-Th
	16) Colonial Crafts + Eliza Lucas Pinckney: Pat+ Angie + KayKr		9) Crime & Punishment - Civ. Half-Way Swamp: Helen + DianneC
4) Indigo & Natural Dyes + Eliza Lucas P: Peggy + Jean				21) Ft Watson & Maham Tower: John + Constance
	15) History Clothes & Looms + Ft Motte: Mel + Sandy +Helene-Th		10) Points & Old Pots + Wyboo Swamp: Jim + Ted + SueC
3) Hessian - Surveying + Palmetto Ft: TomT + June				22) Flintlocks & Firestarter + Ox Swamp: Frank + Brenda
	14) Mil. Crime & Punishment + Half-Way Swamp: Mikey +Jeanie		11) Textiles, Spinning, Weaving + Ft Motte: JanT + Rosemary
2) Kings Mt. Militia, Weapons & Gear + Ft Watson: Ricky +Angie				23) Beekeeper & Candles + 1st Flag: Ken + Donna
	13) Hessian Militia Firearms + Nelson Ferry: Bryan + Ursula		12) Bees & Candles + 1st Flag: Larry + Carole
1) Hessian-Jaeger Camp, Firestarter + Nelson's Ferry: Jim + Charlotte				24) History w/ Animals + Ball's Horse: Teena + Lucy + Nanci + Kesie near Corral >
1st Column start line- Diane	2nd Column start line-Constance	Goalpost	3rd Column start line-John	4th Column start line-NancyC
< Cafeteria, Lunch, Fife Music & Wyboo		Entry Port		Gym & toilets -\/

February 22-23, 2013 Encampment - Schedule modified due to weather; stations are in the gym and auditorium; worked out better than ever.

Grateful appreciation to our sponsors for 2013:

Manning Rotary Club Matching Grant from Rotary District 7770 Foundation
Summerton Rotary Club G & C Summers W & D Turbeville

Francis Marion Symposium Donations Clay Clark, Lamar's Country Corner, G Kinzer & P Reilly

Before the next encampment, come & tour: "Clarendon County Tour" app will tell and show you

these sites and markers; download here or at Google Play apps Store. This is your walking and talking tour of the historic markers & sites

Or tour at home & pick the site to visit in Clarendon County, South Carolina

2013 new photos below:

Thanks for photos to Sue B & Kay P.

Site: RM Cooper 4-H Leadership (Camp Bob Cooper), 8001 Rickenbaker Road, Summerton, SC 29148

Friday, February 22, 2013

6:30 pm Lantern walks – Spy on History through the swamp-side forest. (Dress warmly)

One-two presentation at 6:15 to 7 PM. Visit History vignettes, in the Gym.

Colonial Activities

Saturday, Feb 23: 9:00 – 2:00 PM

Hands-on activities for families & children. Changes are possible.

Home-schoolers & all students are welcome to participate

on Friday evening and Saturday, and it's FREE.

Thanks to the folks who came & participated from Charleston, Havelock, NC, Hilton Head,

Manning, Orangeburg, Summerton, Sumter, Westminster and more.

9:00 AM	Open & in the Gym - Modified by weather
9:30	Stations as possible in the gym
12:00 noon	Memorial to Battle of Wyboo Swamp Wreath-laying by SAR, DAR, and CAR chapters - Indoors in the Gym
2:00	Closing

Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Francis-Marion-Living-History-Encampment/

Remember the Lantern Walk: Spy on History: Friday, 22 Feb., 2013, 6:15 - 8 PM: History vignettes

For 2013 Design/layout of the field of History stations with students Feb. 21

	18) Colonial Cooking + Sweet Potato Story: Dorothy + Bea	Goalpost	7) Medical Surgeon + Eutaw Sp: Sharon + Marg
6) Colonial Games + Sweet Potato Story: Chuck + Bob + Don				19) Cannon Drill - + Palmetto Ft: Dick + Al
	17) Medical-Surgeon + Eutaw Springs: Patrice + Bucky		8) Quill writing + Ox Swamp: Nancy + Wanda
5) Musket Drill + Tearcoat : Greg + Larry + Sidney				20) 'Hawk Throwing + Tearcoat: Jim + Jack
	16) Colonial Crafts + Eliza Lucas Pinckney: Pat + Angie + Lulie		9) Crime & Punishment - Civ. + Half-Way Swamp: Helen +Winston
4) Indigo & Natural Dyes + Eliza Lucas P: Peggy + Jean + Willie				21) Ft Watson & Maham Tower: John + Wright
	15) History Clothes & Looms + Ft Motte: Mel + Sandy		10) Points & Old Pots + Wyboo Swamp: Jim + Ted
3) Hessian - Edged Weapons + Palmetto Ft: Justin + Jean				22) Black Powder Flintlock & Firestarter + OxSwamp: Frank + Sue + Brenda
	14) Crime & Punishment - Mil. + Half-Way Swamp: Mikey + Helene		11) Textiles/Sewing & Lap Loom + Ft Motte: Shana + Mary +Ronda+ Randi
2) Jacks Creek Militia, Weapons & Gear + Ft Watson: Ricky +Johnny				23) Beekeeper & Candles + 1st Flag: Ken + Kay
	13)Hessian Militia Firearms + Nelson Ferry: Bryan + Ursula		12) Bees & Candles + 1st Flag: Carole+ Trisha
1) Marion story-teller + Nelson's Ferry: Karen + Constance				24) History w/ Animals + Ball's Horse: Carrie + Nanci + Will + Teena Corral >
1st Column start line-Wright	2nd Column start line-Dorothy	Goalpost	3rd Column start line-John	4th Column start line-Nancy
< Cafeteria, Lunch, Fife Music & Wyboo		Entry Port		Gym & toilets -\/

FMLH videos, Thanks, Jack: A: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyeTEzqtrXI&list=LLfjVeyFvNt8PXTDYhSZHblg&index=1&feature=plpp_video

B: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6pHQdQ0k9E

   Directions to Camp Bob Cooper: Between Manning & Summerton on I-95 Exit 115:
From I-95 Exit 115 - if coming from the North:
Turn South on US 301 / Alex Harvin Highway pass Georgio’s
   (JW Carter Rd is about 1 mile South towards Summerton)
Turn South / Left on Rev. JW Carter / S-14-14 Road, go over I-95
At Davis Station
Turn West / Right on Moses Dingle / S-14-25 Road
      (Only one block to left turn, past a store on left)
Turn South / Left on MW Rickenbaker / S-14-64 Road
Camp Bob Cooper is at the end of the road.

If coming from the East, the beach or on US 521:

Enter Manning on US 521.

At 1st stoplight continue straight on SC 261 to Mill St / SC 260

At 3rd stoplight, Turn Left / South on Mill St / SC260

Continue south to Jordan about 10 miles

At Jordan, Turn Right / West on Moses Dingle Rd / S-14-25 to Davis Station

Turn Left / South on MW Rickenbaker / S-14-64

Camp Bob Cooper is at the end of the road.

From I-95 Exit 108 - if coming from the South:
Bear Right or South-East onto MG Hemingway, S-102
At the T, turn Left or East on Bill Davis Rd., S-127
At stop sign, Davis Crossroads, continue straight
At Davis Station stop sign,
Turn Right / South on MW Rickenbaker / S-14-64 Road
Camp Bob Cooper is at the end of the road.

J&E Superette is on Rickenbaker Rd & has good hamburgers, etc. on the way.
Motels are at I-95 Exits 108, 115 & 119

2012 Design/layout of the field of
history stations for Feb. 23 & 24. Open Saturday, Feb 25 for the Public

	18) Colonial Stories & Sweet Potato Story - Dorothy	Goalpost	7) Cannon & Flintlocks & Palmetto Ft - Al-Dick
6) Blacksmithing & Eutaw Springs-Gerald				19)Blacksmithing & Eutaw Springs-Bruce-Mick
	17) Colonial Crafts - Eliza Lucas Pinckney - Pat		8) Sewing/Quilts-Ft Motte-Pat
5) Colonial Games-Stilts-Sweet Potato -Chuck				20) 'Hawk Throwing & Tearcoat-Jim
	16) History Clothes, Wyboo Swamp -Mel		9) Quill writing - Ox Swamp -Nancy
4) Muskets, Flintlocks & Tearcoat -Greg				21) Ft Watson-Maham Tower-John
	15) Naval Weapons & Crime - HalfWay Swamp -Steven		10) Points/Old Pots & Wyboo Swamp - Jim
3) Indigo/Natural Dyes & Eliza Lucas P -Peg				22) Spinning, Looms - Ft Motte-Bev
	14) Indian Lore-Ox Swamp-Ghost		11) Crime & Punishment & HalfWay Swamp- Wright
2) Marion's Militiaman & Ft Watson -Ricky				23) Barber-Surgeon & Palmetto Fort - Sharon
	13)HessianMilitia-NelsonFerry-Bryan		12) Candle Making & 1st Flag -Larry
1) Hessian-Jaeger Camp & Nelson's Ferry-Jim				24) Beekeeper, Candles, 1st Flag - Ken
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Directions to Camp Bob Cooper: Between Manning & Summerton on I-95 Exit 115:
From I-95 Exit 115:
Turn South on US 301 / Alex Harvin Highway pass Georgio’s
(JW Carter Rd is about 1 mile South towards Summerton)
Turn South / Left on Rev. JW Carter / S-14-14 Road, go over I-95
At Davis Station
Turn West / Right on Moses Dingle / S-14-25 Road
(Only one block to left turn, past a store on left)
Turn South / Left on MW Rickenbaker / S-14-64 Road
Camp Bob Cooper is at the end of the road.
Motels are at Exits 108, 115 & 119 on I-95