MOUNT PLEASANT — The once-overlooked story of the people who were enslaved on the Charles Pinckney National Historic Site is about to get a more telling voice.
An estimated 250 men, women and children were forced to do the day-to-day chores at the Snee Farm plantation house in Mount Pleasant more than two centuries ago.
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