The Battle of Moores Creek is held the last weekend in February each year. Re-enactors representing both Patriot and Loyalist militias demonstrate military camp life, musket and artillery firing and broadsword use.
Our Brunswick Town Chapter of the DAR associate chapter member Carol Jutte and her husband Jim Johnson provided the slideshow below. You will see the following items: a blacksmith, a lady spinning wool, a powder horn maker, children playing with ring toys, men making bullets, a man and woman cooking sausage, a doctor holding a gun & medical wagon, a man playing taps, the firing muskets after the laying of the wreaths, solders at attention. You will see Gwen Causey, regent & Carol Jutte holding the DAR New Brunswick Town Chapter flag. You will also see ladies from the Brunswick Town Chapter, the drum & bugle core, and speaker Superinetndent H. Tyrone Brandyburg from Moores Creek Battlefield.
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
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