Not much to see at Snee Farm, dapster. The Charles Pinckney NHS has been described as a sham (I find it hard to disagree) because it has so little to do with Charles Pinckney and has NO Pinckney era structures. This park would be very high on my list of parks to abolish the first chance we get. How that park ever got established in the first place is still something of a mystery to me. As for Pinckney Castle in Charleston harbor, well, it was abandoned and forlorn before being abolished as a national monument (1951), transferred to the Corps of Engineers, and finally declared surplus federal property (1956) and transferred to the state of South Carolina (which let the Sons of Confederate Veterans manage it for a while). The state of South Carolina owns the island at the moment, and I don't know if you can access the property without special permission. Maybe somebody can enlighten us.