General Nathanael Greene in South Carolina

Many history buffs know that Cornwallis surrendered to General Washington at Yorktown, VA in October 1781. But was that really the end of the Revolutionary War? What happened after that surrender until the eventual evacuation of Charleston 14 months later?  Join HCF Education Coordinator, Leigh Moring, as she discusses her book Nathanael Greene in South Carolina. Greene assumed command of the southern campaigns during the American Revolution following previous failed leadership in December 1780 and was charged with removing the British from the South. What came next was a series of little known battles and a key change in strategy. The lecture will be followed by a book signing. 

LECTURE LOCATION:
Historic Charleston Foundation
40 East Bay Street, Charleston SC
Third Floor Community Room
Building entrance is on East Bay Street while building is being renovated.

TICKETS / REGISTRATION:

• Please register in advance. There is no charge for current Friends of Historic Charleston Foundation’s Donor program. We ask others to consider making a donation of $10 per person and to use the General Public category on the registration form. 
• Space is limited. If you are unable to attend after registering, please let us know so we can make room for those on the waiting list.

Historic Charleston Foundation is most appreciative of
Glenn Keyes Architects and their sponsorship
of the History Matters Lecture Series.