
Kids coming off the school buses and being greeted by Mr. Ric

Garrett gives a geography lesson from the 1780's to the group.
I have to go for now. I will let you know more of what has been going on along this years March soon.
36th Annual Commemorative March 231 years of History
On September 25, 1780, over 1,000 men "mustered" at the Sycamore Shoals of the Watauga River in current day Elizabethton, TN. From there, they crossed the high mountains and dropped into the Piedmont of North Carolina pursuing Major Patrick Ferguson and his Tory Army.
They finally caught them on the afternoon of October 7th atop King's Mountain, in South Carolina. When the battle ended every Tory soldier had been killed or captured. The battle became known as the turning point of the Revolutionary War.
In 1980, President Carter recognized the historical significance of the Campaign to King's Mountain by signing a law designating the historical route the Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail; the first National Historic Trail in the eastern United States.
Garrett gives a geography lesson from the 1780's to the group.
I have to go for now. I will let you know more of what has been going on along this years March soon.
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