North Augusta's Living History Park Offers Colonial Experience to Visitors
The Living History Park in North Augusta, operated by the Olde Towne Preservation Association, provides a glimpse into colonial America from the mid-1700s. Established on a former city water works dump site in 1993, the park spans 7.5 acres and features several period-appropriate buildings such as a blacksmith forge, a meeting house, a tavern, and a grist mill. The park is funded through grants and donations, allowing free admission to visitors. It serves as a historical retreat, offering educational and recreational opportunities through its various structures and events. The park hosts annual celebrations, including a July 4th event and a major October reenactment called Colonial Times, which showcases life during the colonial era. 
