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Visitors can interact with more than 50 authentically clothed historic interpreters as they demonstrate tasks and skills common to the American Colonial period such as cooking, blacksmithing, medical practices, military drill, and musket firing as well as an 18th century Cherokee camp.
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Colonial Dorchester State Historic Site
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300 State Park Road
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300 State Park Road
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