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Moores Creek National Battlefield
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Located in a rural area, the battlefield retains a serene and contemplative setting.  The park receives a wide variety of visitors - individuals, families and school groups - yet it remains quiet and reflective in nature. 

Accessibility for visitors with disabilities:

Moores Creek National Battlefield has installed equipment that is able to provide audio descriptions of our interpretive video, "In the Most Furious Manner", for those visitors who are visually impaired. For the hearing impaired, closed-captioning of the script continuously narrates the movie as the story-line rolls. The video is shown in the Visitor Center's auditorium.

Included in the park's boundaries are two interpretive trails totaling one mile in length. These trails are wheel-chair accessible, and they allow for easy access for visitors with physical disabilities.  Benches are established along the trails to allow for resting and enjoyment of the surrounding environment.

 

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Patriot Militia

Did You Know?
America’s National Guard is the descendant of America’s 18th century colonial militia units. Patriot militia at the battle of Moores Creek Bridge in 1776 won the first southern victory of the American Revolution.

Last Updated: June 30, 2011 at 09:56 MST