Stephanie Cohen
Interpretive Ranger, Rose Hill Plantation
Stephanie Cohen serves as Interpretive Ranger at Rose Hill Plantation State Historic Site, where she leads house tours, develops public programs, and conducts historical research. With a background that spans museum education and public programming (including roles at a children’s science museum and as an education coordinator at a Holocaust museum), Stephanie brings both sensitivity and storytelling skill to difficult and complex topics.
ZACH LEMHOUSE
HISTORIAN, CULTURE & HERITAGE MUSEUMS
Zach Lemhouse is a historian with Culture & Heritage Museums and director of the Southern Revolutionary War Institute. A native of York with multiple degrees, including an MA in Public History, Zach taught history in South Carolina classrooms before joining CHM. His research focuses on early American and Reconstruction-era history, and he uses living history, material culture, and archival study to interpret sites like Historic Brattonsville.
KIM STACY
REVOLUTIONARY WAR REENACTOR
Stacy has written about the war and is known as a local expert. He brings history to life by weaving the tale of British forces that led Gen. Charles Lord Cornwallis to establish a supply depot and garrison at Camden after capturing Charleston in May 1780. The British made a great effort to secure control of the South Carolina backcountry.
