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The Southern Campaigns of the American Revolution assembled a truly impressive cadre of historians, archaelogists, geologists, authors, artists, patriots and American citizens and brought them all together at the Historic Church of the Epiphany in Eutawville, SC, a few miles distant from the American Revolutionary War battle site at Eutaw Springs, SC. The Nathanael Greene Symposium included scholarly presentations, a field trip, and finally, a memorial service conducted by DAR and SAR organizations at the Eutaw Springs Battle Ground, a ceremony in which most of the attendees at the symposium participated.
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Photos and captions provided courtesy of LCDR Bob Yankle, USN (Ret.), Assistant Webmaster and Principal Photographer, NCSSAR