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I have visited this site with a very good historian working the site. It is part of the Trail of Tears and I was able to walk the bridge, see the flood impacts from May when the museum was an island, see the washed out old bridge, and get a history of a site where the Cherokee stayed on their trip. This was a settlement in the early days of using the rivers as superhighways and even back in Mississippian culture with trade routes all the way to Cahokia. Port Royal State Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia