I have more photographs that I will post soon as I have a proper card reader because yes, I have an older model digital camera I'm using. :0)
Tammi
Today we visited the Boone Hall Plantation, the oldest and still operational plantation still growing fruits, vegetables and pecans. Over time it has produced indigo for dye, cotton and was once the top producer in the world of pecans. A wonderful visit, much history to learn.
I have more photographs that I will post soon as I have a proper card reader because yes, I have an older model digital camera I'm using. :0) Tammi The gang is all here and we're having a grand time. Today we visited the H.L. Hunley Museum at the Charleston Naval Base on the Cooper River. The facility and educational exhibits are amazing and a very worthy visit. Especially when you get to actually see the vessel, a Civil War submarine that succeeded in bombing and sinking a Union vessel, the USS Housatonic, a blockade vessel. History is alive here in Charleston.
Afterwards, the memorial cemetery was held at the park and the wreath was sent to the water in memory of the lost men and the women who supported them in the war effort. A beautiful sunny day, big ships, history and all with wonderful people. Jim Merriman Jr. even allowed me to add some of the photos he took. Thanks Jim! Tammi |
Tammi JohnsonWelcome to the blog! I'm a life long Kentuckian with a degree in Anthropology, thus a nice background in research, thanks to some great profs at the University of Kentucky. Family and historical research are what float my boat, and this project has been the heart of it for a very long time now. I welcome input and ideas for blog entries, so if you have something to contribute I'll happily post it. Archives
December 2024
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