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Staying warm at Old Fort Jackson!

It’s brisk at Old Fort Jackson today! But we’re here! Stop by and learn about the fort! They don’t have books in stock yet, but bring yours on check out my copy here.

#Photos that didn’t make the “Old Fort Jackson” #book. #Interpreters, especially #volunteers, have brought the #fort to life for the past 45 years.

Happy Re-Opening day to Old Fort Jackson! After a COVID closure, OFJ is open to the public again! I’ll be there this Saturday signing

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