Liberty Tree planted on siteGood Afternoon Everyone, Just wanted to let you all know that this morning, Jim Abel, and I along with David Reuwer of the South Carolina Battlefield Trust planted a Tulip Poplar tree at the Battlefield. This tree is a cutting from the last Liberty Tree that was remaining from the Revolutionary War. It fell in a hurricane in 1999 in Annapolis, Maryland. The tree which is about 8 feet tall was planted in a place of prominence at the front of and to the right of the Memorial Wall as you enter the circle driveway. The tree was donated to us by the SC Battlefield Preservation Trust and we are so proud and grateful to have received such a wonderful gift in remembrance of our patriot forefathers
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Mission of the Friends of the Buford Massacre Battleground
It is the mission of the Friends of the Buford Massacre Battlefield is to promote, preserve and improve this battlefield memorial; to provide an educational experience so that the memory of these fallen heroes and their supreme sacrifice is not forgotten nor the significance of this battle denied its place in history. Any monies raised by this organization, a non-profit corporation registered with the state of South Carolina, will be used to pay for the improvements, maintenance and enrichment of educational experience of the battlefield. All purchases or donations can be treated as a tax deductible donation. Click on the tab How to Support to learn of ways to support this cause. Children of the American Revolution presented the Friends with a check for $5,070. This past year Joseph Smith the President of the SCCAR chose as his project to fund raise for the Buford Battlefield as his state project. The check was the culmination of the groups efforts. We will definitely use the funds to make further improvements at the site. Our thanks to all of the members of the SCCAR for their outstanding support. To view a video of the presentation click this link.
Board of Directors
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