Moores Creek Bridge Monument (Nickname - Old Bridge Monument)

Moores Creek Bridge Monument (Nickname - Old Bridge Monument)
BATTLE OF / MOORE’S CREEK BRIDGE / FEBRUARY 27, 1776 / HERE STOOD THE BRIDGE OF / REVOLUTIONARY FAME WHERE 1000 / PATRIOTS UNDER COLS. RICHARD / CASWELL AND ALEXANDER / LILLINGTON DEFEATED 1600 / LOYALISTS LED BY CAPTIAN MCLEOD. / COL. JAMES MOORE COMMANDED / ALL THE PATRIOTS WHO EMBODIED / TO OPPOSE THE LOYALISTS UNDER / BRIG. GEN. DONALD MCDONALD.

Installation Date:

01 Jan 1931

Organization Responsible for Installation:

Federal Government

Memorial War Era(s):

  • Other

Memorial Condition:

Good

Website:

http://docsouth.unc.edu/commland/monument/309

Location:

The monument is located near the historic road and beside the reconstructed bridge in the Moores Creek National Battlefield near Currie, Pender County, N.C.