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a loss not rivaled in the US until Patton had to surrender the Philippines during World War II
This map of 1872 Charleston portrays the city’s launch of a new era in the Lowcountry
along with Lord Charles Cornwallis and 14
It was originally called the Meeting House which is how Meeting Street received its name - shortened from Meeting House Street
1780 Siege of Charlestown - Revolutionary War (Horizontal view) Frame:unframed a loss not rivaled inThis 1780 map depicts Charlestowne and the surrounding area when British commander Sir Henry Clinton, along with Lord Charles Cornwallis and 14,000 British soldiers, sailors, and marines, arrived with a plan to finally capture Charlestowne. The British had captured Savannah, Georgia in 1778, and in 1780, Clinton and Cornwallis decided they would move up the coast and attack Charlestowne from the land. The British landed at Edisto Inlet and marched
