Battlefield · Gaffney, South Carolina
Cowpens National Battlefield
Organization Confirmed · last verified 2026-05-29 · What this means
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Preserves the battlefield of Cowpens, a major Patriot victory in the Revolutionary War.
Why it matters
Historical focus: American Revolution, Southern Campaign
Visiting
- Address
- 338 New Pleasant Road, Gaffney, SC, 29341 · Map and directions
- Periods interpreted
- American Revolution
- Official page
- https://www.nps.gov/cowp/index.htm (opens nps.gov in a new tab)
Programs and events
No upcoming events are listed yet. Events added by the organization appear here and on the main calendar together.
Contact
- Telephone
- 864-461-2828
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