Episode 23: History Comes Alive: Old Stone Fort State Archeological Park in TN

Join us in this episode of Part-Time Parkers as we visit Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park in Manchester, Tennessee. Hosted by park ranger Indiana Callway, the episode explores Indiana's journey to becoming a park ranger, offers insights into the park's history and its educational black powder demonstration. Learn about the Native American history, the significance of the Duck River, and the life of mill workers in the 1800s. Discover the park's trails, waterfalls, and its diverse ecology, all wrapped up with some practical visitor tips.

00:00 Welcome to Part-Time Parkers

00:29 Meet Indiana Callway: Park Ranger at Old Stone Fort

00:59 The Journey to Becoming a Park Ranger

02:14 Black Powder Demonstration Overview

04:06 History and Significance of Old Stone Fort

06:05 Life of a Mill Worker in the 1800s

09:54 Gunpowder and Civil War Insights

14:16 Educational Programs and Visitor Information

20:48 Exploring Old Stone Fort: Must-See Spots

24:36 Conclusion and Farewell

https://tnstateparks.com/parks/old-stone-fort
https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=166935 (History of Black Powder Mill–Manchester TN)

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