Painting of the attack on the Star Fort at Ninety Six, 1781

In the Footsteps of

'Light-horse' Harry

Archeology & History at Ninety Six National Historic Site

Ninety Six was an important colonial era frontier outpost that achieved its chief notoriety as the site of a key Revolutionary War battle and siege in 1781. Today, it is a nationally important resource for archeological research and public interpretation.

Background:
A Frontier Outpost
Settlement of the Carolina Backcountry
Southern Campaign of the American Revolution

What you will see at Ninety Six
National Historic Site


Archeology at Ninety Six
[See also Ninety Six NHS Cultural Overview]

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