The existing campground consists of the central tabernacle surrounded by ninety-nine cabins of wooden construction. These cabins are referred to as “tents”. Although is frequently stated that the tents are arrayed in a circle. Yearly Methodist church meetings are held here, a revival style that has never missed a year 1810.
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Indian Fields 1810/1838 – Monochrome Monday
Indian Fields 1810/1838 – Monochrome Monday
Indian Fields 1810/1838 – Monochrome Monday
Indian Fields 1810/1838 – Monochrome Monday
Indian Fields 1810/1838 – Monochrome Monday
Specs; OM-1 (1), Olympus 40-150r, Lightroom. In camera custom monochrome setting.
A nice set! Are these the original structures?
Parts of lol. They just keep getting repaired over the decades, and centuries. The inside is like that too. I was invited in one to shoot and I found the original hand made nails still holding up the walls. Amazing.
It must have been!
A step back in time. Also, the same family has owned the cabin for hundreds of years.
Could be the Old West.
I think there are 7-8 camps like this in SC.