Guilford Courthouse National Military Park

"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

The Trailtold tour of Guilford Courthouse National Military Park covers 40 GPS-triggered places across NC, including Monument Row, Hoskins Kitchen and Cavalry Monument. Pocket your phone and each story plays on its own as you arrive.

• 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