Tryon's Camp
Inscription
Before and after the Battle
of Alamance, the Militia of
Governor William Tryon
camped nearby, along
Alamance Creek, May 13-19,
1771.
Location
AddressNC 62 in Alamance
CityAlamance
CountyAlamance
StateNorth Carolina
Coordinates36.039630, -79.487170
Sources
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