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July 2024 by Charles Hill
So the idea is great, however they are in dire need of funding, repairs, maintenance and management. The tour guide was friendly, however constantly shared her "white guilt" about the history she is discussing which was most aggravating on top of fire ants, wasps out the wazoo, and tall wet grass (no paths). This would be greatly improved if the state or county took over. It has great potential as the buildings are a great piece of local and national history. The buildings were full of spider webs and wasps so be aware.
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October 2023 by Sarah Mackey
Cute little settlement.
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October 2021 by Sor Pop
Very nice person
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October 2021 by Susan Jennings
Enjoyed learning the history will definitely return and bring others..
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August 2021 by Courtney Ray
I filmed my music video "Underdogs" there and had a blast and also learned some history annoy the land!!
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August 2021 by The Great Rosterini
Interesting part of American history
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August 2021 by Linda Nelson
We were the only people there today and was given a. Personalized tour of the buildings. I highly recommend visiting to learn about plantation life.
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August 2021 by James Fare
Didn't visit but passed by in the work truck and it looked pretty cool I'd definitely check it out on my off time.
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October 2020 by Sue Slaughter
Awesome place!
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October 2020 by jeff Solinger
History
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October 2020 by Jackie Red
Loved it
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October 2020 by John Hedrick
Interesting collection of historic buildings.
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September 2020 by Tmchevyman
The guide was very rude and only interested in talking to the older ladies with cameras taking pictures you should treat all of your paying customers the same i will not go back maybe someone else will have better luck then me and my family.
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October 2019 by Nana R
Guide was very insensitive to children.
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October 2019 by Robert vila
I saw lots of historical artifacts and other things. It was reminiscing for me and educational for my daughter. My parents grew up sharecropping on one of Scott's plantations.
