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Moores Creek National Battlefield
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Moore's Creek Battleground Association

Founded March 7, 1899

The Association’s objectives are to foster and perpetuate the significance of the Battle of Moores Creek Bridge; to sponsor programs in honor of those who fought and died in pursuit of American independency; to give all possible aid to the National Park Service in the development of Moores Creek National Battlefield; to cooperate with other national, state and local organizations with similar aims and to foster and perpetuate a spirit of patriotism and knowledge of national heritage among all Americans.  

 

They are a non-profit organization and are the oldest, continually operating support group to a National Park Service site! Membership is open to all interested persons. Association Board members serve on a volunteer basis. Dues are modest and support the following:

 

Distribution of park brochures

Lodging for special event speakers

Quarterly newsletter (printing/mailing)

Printed programs for special events

Tourism advertisements

 

For more information link to http://moorescreekba.home.att.net/

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Did You Know?
Flora MacDonald’s husband, Allen, fought as a loyalist at the battle of Moores Creek. Flora won fame assisting “Bonnie” Prince Charles to escape Scotland after the Battle of Culloden in 1746. She disguised the prince as a maid servant and rowed him to the Isle of Skye.

Last Updated: August 19, 2006 at 13:32 MST