Charles Pinckney Historic Resource Study

FOREWORD

We are pleased to make available this historic resource study, as part of our ongoing effort to provide comprehensive documentation for the historic structures and landscapes of National Park Service units in the Southeast Region. Following a field survey of park resources and extensive research, the project team updated the park's List of Classified Structures, developed historic contexts, and prepared new National Register of Historic Places documentation. Many individuals and institutions contributed to the successful completion of this work. We would particularly like to thank Charles Pinckney National Historic Site Superintendent John Tucker and his staff, and Southeast Archeological Center Chief Archeologist Bennie Keel for their assistance. This study was made possible through a cooperative agreement with the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.

Kirk A. Cordell
Chief, Cultural Resources Stewardship
Southeast Regional Office
August 2000

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