As a way to share and inspire the love of local history, the idea of HistorySoft was born in 2010. As a liability protection for electronic devices used in a Museum indoor location positioning system (invented by David Brinkman), HistorySoft LLC was created in May of 2011. For educational purposes and appreciation of history, numerous GPS enabled smartphone apps have been created. In 2012, HistorySoft turned to archaeology and, with over 100 volunteers, found and uncovered the lost Colonial town of Granby and Fort Congaree II in Cayce, SC. In 2017, HistorySoft continues with more archaeological projects and also turns its focus back to education technology with three major Virtual Reality projects. We believe Virtual Reality is the perfect platform to bring forgotten history back to life.
For more information, select from
the project categories
below:
 Miracles to Yesterday (The Book) |  History in Fully Immersive Virtual Reality |  Automated History Tour Phone Apps |
 Finding Granby
(Archaeology) |
Finding Sherman's Crossing (PBS video)
|
 Finding Fort Congaree II
(Archaeology) |
Finding the Old South Carolina StateHouse (Archaeology-Access required) |
The search for Charleston’s John C. Calhoun Statue (Archaeology) |
 Stories of The Green Hole |
 Connecting to King Richard III and the (DNA and Genealology) |
Finding Dare's Ferry Confederate Gold(Access required) |
 Finding Columbia's Broad River Bridges and Ferries (Archaeology) |
South Carolina Historic Crossings Project(access required) |
 USS Lowndes (APA-154) Best documented WWII Ship |
 The APA Film Project - The Bayfield (APA-33) Archives |
 Finding Emily Geiger |
 Finding a de Soto Crossing |
 Worthy Of Belief: Conyers, 30 years later. The Fatama of America? |
 To Map and Understand Paramagnetism |  History of NCR-Columbia and UNIX |  The Trinity Test App |