Kettle Creek

Located near modern day Washington, Georgia, the Kettle Creek battlefield is a 220 acre tract encircling a 500 foot high hill.  The Kettle Creek Monument was erected by the War Department in 1930.  Visitors can also see the final resting places of a number of Revolutionary soldiers who were reburied atop the hill. Kettle Creek Battlefield was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on June 26, 1975.

Kettle Creek: What's Nearby

Washington, GA
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Warrenton, Georgia (GA-76)
Warrenton, GA
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Augusta. Georgia (GA-155)
Augusta, GA
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Milledgeville, Georgia (GA-24)
Milledgeville, GA
Georgia's Stone Mountain Park
Stone Mountain, GA
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Macon, Georgia (GA-165)
Macon, GA
South Carolina Confederate Relic Room and Museum
Columbia, SC

Preservation

The 91ÇÑ×Ó and our members have saved more than 180 acres at Kettle Creek.

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Related Battles

Georgia | February 14, 1779
Result: American Victory
Estimated Casualties
136
American
21
British
115