"I never saw such fighting since God made me. The Americans fought like demons." - Lt. General Charles, Earl Cornwallis On March 15, 1781, six years into the American Revolution, General Greene and Lord Cornwallis' troops faced off at a small courthouse community. The battle would change the course of the Southern Campaign of the American Revolution.
What you’ll hear
40 places to explore in this park.
- 2nd American Line on the New Garden Road
- American Six Pounders on the Third Line
- Animals- Junior Naturalist
- Arthur Forbis and Crown Forces Monuments
- Auto Tour Stop 6 at the American Third Line
- Auto Tour Stop 7, Post Battle
- Auto Tour Stop 8, Conclusion
- British Approach at Richland Creek
- Caldwell Monument
- Cavalry Monument
- Cavalry Monument and old third line
- Coble Barn at the Hoskins Farm
- Conclusion- Junior Naturalist
- Crown Forces Monument
- Delaware and Maryland Monuments
- Former site of the Guilford Courthouse
- Greene and Signers Monuments
- Guilford Courthouse's Park Store
- Hoskins Farm Entrance and British Deployment Area
- Hoskins Farm House
- Hoskins Farmstead
- Hoskins Kitchen
- Human Encroachment-Junior Naturalist
- Introduction to Junior Naturalist Tour
- James Tate Monument
- Monument Row
- Morehead and Schenck
- Removed Monuments
- Seasons- Junior Naturalist
- Snake Rail Fences at the Hoskins Farm
- South End of the American 2nd Line
- Stevens, Dixon, Reynolds
- Sumner, Daves and Macon Monuments
- Third Line Monuments
- Trees- Junior Naturalist
- Visitor Center and Beginning of Guilford Courthouse Auto Tour
- Washington Visit and Martha McGee-Bell
- Waterways- Junior Naturalist
- Winston Monument
- Winston Monument and Separate Fight
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