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Current Projects on Jasper County’s Revolutionary War Sites

Purrysburg, SC

Hardeeville Honors the Battle of Purrysburg

Hardeeville honored the Battle of Purrysburg with a dedication ceremony at Millstone Landing, along the river where local resident Wes Goforth says his ancestor fought as a Continental regular.

New educational signs now share the story of the battle and other Revolutionary War history, with the Daughters of the American Revolution underscoring why these moments matter for the community.

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Coosawhatchie State Historical Marker

Coosawhatchie

Interpretive signage for the Battle of Coosawhatchie during the Revolutionary War
State Historical Marker installation

Purrysburg, SC

Purrysburg

Millstone Landing is the site associated with the Battle of Purrysburg, since the actual battle site is privately owned. Four interpretive signs are now installed at the landing, covering these topics:

Purrysburg Battle
Purrysburg Township
Maroon communities during the Revolutionary War
Purrysburg’s role in the Civil War, including
Sherman’s March to the Sea
State Historical Marker installation

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What Visitors Are Saying...

Worth the visit for history loving folk
Very informative, beautiful location, strolling through the grounds and reading the signage was a nice way to spend a couple of hours.

Jenny Bullock

Wonderful Colonial Historical Site
My husband and I visited Old House and Thomas Heyward, Jr Tomb, a former colonial-era plantation. Thomas Heyward, Jr was a signer of the Declaration of Independence. The beautiful grounds along the salt marsh and majestic oak trees make it an awesome place to visit. I highly recommend detouring off I95 to include it in your trip.

Mary Dunlop

Worth the visit and great for the kids
Such a beautiful spot It was cooler by the river, and there was a great picnic pavilion there. It was well worth the stop to learn the history of the area.