Clarendon County 
2125 Fort Watson Road, 
South of Summerton, SC, SC 29148

Historical Significance:

"General Francis Marion and Colonel Henry Lee and their militia captured British Fort Watson on April 23, 1781 with the use of the Maham tower. This capture secured the Santee River crossing and path so that the British could not re-supply Camden, which led to the British loss in the South Carolina backcountry." (Wording from Elizabeth Peyre Richardson Manning Chapter, NSDAR, Historic Property form.)

Acknowledgements: The Elizabeth Peyre Richardson Manning Chapter, NSDAR, is currently raising funds to restore this Landmark.
Form Submitted By: Elizabeth Peyre Richardson Manning Chapter, NSDAR 10/24/2012

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