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The Fall of Charlestown

The British Capture and Occupy Charlestown

The City Falls to the British - Patriots Imprisoned

The City Falls to the British - Patriots Imprisoned

The City Falls to the British - Patriots Imprisoned

May 12, 1780 - the Southern Continental Army protecting Charlestown surrenders. The loss of Charlestown is devastating: over 2,500 soldiers, 300 cannon, 6,000 muskets, vast stores of gunpowder. Georgia and South Carolina are fortified and conquered.

King George's Authority is Restored

The City Falls to the British - Patriots Imprisoned

The City Falls to the British - Patriots Imprisoned

Property confiscation, rationing, the removal of leaders to Saint Augustine prison ensue. 

The 31-month British Occupation

The City Falls to the British - Patriots Imprisoned

The 31-month British Occupation

Oppression spares no one. Suspension of habeas corpus. Public hanging of Colonel Isaac Hayne.

Charlestown Independence Trail

Revolutionary War Victory Museum

Liberty Square Memorial Wall - see editorial post and Courier, July 4, 2023 

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