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| Posted: Sun Nov 5th, 2006 12:33 am |
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Regina I found some sites in South Carolina recently . Richard Kirkland's grave for one . It is in the Quaker cemetery in Camden South Carolina, his home town. On either side of the headstone is a real canteen hanging off the stone. Very emotional . Not really off the beaten path but the three Hunley Crews in Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston is an interesting place to go after seeing the Hunley in it's tank . We were the only one in both cemeteries the day my friend took me. Old Santee Canal Park in Moncks Corner has a model of the David , the first torpedo attack on a Union ironclad The New Ironsides . They also have a scale model and display of the David in the center there. Here at Stony Landing is where the David was built. worth the trip.
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