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Located on Hwy 6 - 2.5 miles South East of Eutawville.

The Bloodiest Battle of the American Revolution was fought right here.

 

  

 

 

Sign at the entrance to the Eutaw Springs Battlefield park.

 

An overall view of the park today.  Hurricane Hugo took out most of the moss draped cedars.

 

A marker explaining the battle.

 

 

  

A marker placed here by the "Daughters of the American Revolution" in 1928 marks the spot where the battle took place.

 

  

Two views of the spring area today.  Water from Lake Marion covers the once clear spring.  Limestone outcroppings can still be seen above the waterline.

 

  

Grave of Paul Stroman

   Grave of William Majoribanks,

British Officer

                     

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