250 in 60:  The Battle of Moores Creek Bridge @TheFederalistSociety
250 in 60:  The Battle of Moores Creek Bridge  @TheFederalistSociety
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On February 27, 1776, a small battle at Moore’s Creek Bridge became a major Patriot victory.

As Loyalist forces marched to join the British and reclaim North Carolina, Patriot militia set a trap—removing planks and greasing the bridge. At dawn, the Loyalists charged and were met with a burst of fire. In just three minutes, it was over.

The victory crushed Britain’s plans in North Carolina and strengthened the American cause.

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250 in 60: The Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge

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