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Francis Marion Trail Historical Markers

A heritage tourism trail centering on the life and campaigns of General Francis Marion. Francis Marion, also known as the Swamp Fox, was one of the most successful partisan military leaders of the American Revolutionary War. Francis Marion Trail is a driving and mural tour tracking Revolutionary War sites,
 
By Anna Inbody, March 24, 2012
Overview
1 ► South Carolina, Berkeley County, Huger — Quinby Bridge & Shubrick’s Plantation: The Disastrous “Raid of the Dog Days” —
2 ► South Carolina, Berkeley County, Moncks Corner — Colleton House: “Unmanly Practices” or Legitimate Target? —
3 ► South Carolina, Berkeley County, Moncks Corner — Fort Fair Lawn: An Archeaological Treasure —
4 ► South Carolina, Berkeley County, Moncks Corner — Wadboo Barony: Francis Marion’s Last Headquarters —
5 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Manning — Ambush At Benbow's Ferry —
6 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Manning — Ambush at Half-Way Swamp —
7 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Manning — Battle of Wyboo Swamp —
8 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Manning — Francis Marion Reflections —
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9 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Manning — Help for Marion's Militia, 1780-1781 —
10 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Manning — Ox Swamp — The Swamp Fox Earns His Name —
11 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Manning — Pond Bluff to St Stephens —
12 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Manning — Wyboo Swamp: — The Beginning of the Bridges Campaign —
13 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Rimini — Halfway Swamp: — “… In pursuit of a Brother to Kill Him” —
14 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Summerton — Fort Watson —
15 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Summerton — 14-1 — Fort Watson —
16 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Summerton — Fort Watson: — Disrupting British Supply Lines —
17 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Summerton — Siege of Fort Watson, April 16-23, 1781 —
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18 ► South Carolina, Clarendon County, Turbeville — The Burning of Mouzon's Home by his "Friend" —
19 ► South Carolina, Florence County, Johnsonville — Witherspoon’s Ferry: Francis Marion Takes Command —
20 ► South Carolina, Florence County, Mill Branch — Burch's Mill: South Carolina’s First Civil War Nears It’s End —
21 ► South Carolina, Georgetown County, Rhems — Black Mingo Creek: — Fighting Among Neighbors —
22 ► South Carolina, Marion County, Britton's Neck — Dunham’s Bluff: Control of the Rivers — Reported missing
23 ► South Carolina, Marion County, Britton's Neck — Snow’s Island: Den of the Swamp Fox —
24 ► South Carolina, Williamsburg County, Indiantown — Indiantown Presbyterian Church: “Disarm in the Most Rigid Manner” —
25 ► South Carolina, Williamsburg County, Kingstree — Kingstree: Gathering Vital Intelligence —
26 ► South Carolina, Williamsburg County, Kingstree — Lower Bridge: Take the Low Ground! —
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Oct. 10, 2026