Life and Liberty
Explore the Revolutionary War history of Laurens County and uncover the stories of heroes, heroines, and the often-overlooked. Delve into the rich tapestry of our past and rediscover the remarkable tales that shaped our heritage.
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We are passionate about commemorating Laurens County's significant involvement in the American Revolution. As we look forward to the sestercentennial in 2026, our aim is to facilitate global connections to the historical significance, places, ideas, and pivotal events that underscore Laurens County's importance during the American Revolution.
Annual Revolutionary War EncampmentSat, Apr 26Battle of Musgrove Mill Historic Site
Annual Revolutionary War EncampmentSun, Apr 27Battle of Musgrove Mill Historic Site
Elijah Clarke- Revolutionary War ColonelTue, May 13Laurens County Museum
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Our Role
This special publication from Laurens County 250 highlights the county’s pivotal role in the American Revolution as we approach the nation's 250th anniversary in 2026. Featuring detailed historical accounts, landmark site tours, and upcoming educational events, the guide honors the bravery and contributions of Patriots, Loyalists, women, enslaved individuals, and Native Americans.
Culbertson Backcountry
Settlement
The Culbertson Backcountry Settlement, located on Old Georgia Road in Gray Court, was established by the Gray Court-Owings Historical Society to preserve historic structures from the 1700s and 1800s in the area. Covered wagons and stagecoaches used this road to transport settlers to Georgia.
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