Chris B.
9/1/2024
Spanish over St Simons Island. 7 July 1742. The Spanish defeat lead them to evacuate the island a couple of weeks later. Overlook as the British would have seen Spanish crossings the marsh....
Bloody Marsh National Monument
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[11600 - 11714] Old Demere Rd
Saint Simons Island, GA 31522
Bloody Marsh National Monument, situated in Saint Simons Island, GA, stands as a testament to a pivotal moment in history. This significant site commemorates the Battle of Bloody Marsh, a clash between British and Spanish forces in 1742 that ultimately secured Georgia for the British Empire. Visitors can explore the grounds and immerse themselves in the rich historical narrative of this area.
This national monument, overseen by the National Park Service, offers a unique opportunity to delve into the past and appreciate the events that shaped the region. With its serene surroundings and informative displays, Bloody Marsh National Monument serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring legacy of those who fought on its grounds centuries ago.
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Andy M.
2/16/2017
If you like history, you'd enjoy seeing this battle site. Maybe bring a picnic lunch. This is where the British stopped the Spanish, and secured the land to the north from Spain.
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