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    • Home
    • ABOUT
      • About the Museum
      • Board and Staff
      • Historic Courthouse
      • Patch Program
      • Virtual Tours
    • Current Exhibits
      • Coming of the Railroad
      • Civil War
      • Shepherd's Store
      • Let Freedom Ring
      • Summer Camps
      • Life Along the Ridge
      • Revolutionary Hall
      • The Courthouse Room
      • Veterans Hall
      • Quilt Exhibit
    • Past Exhibits
      • The Baker Barber Studios
      • Vagabond Players Anniv.
      • Rescue Squad 60th Anniv.
    • Shop
    • Support
      • Volunteer
      • Chinquapin Hill Society
      • Veterans Photo Submission
      • Commemorative Brick Paver
    • News
    • Contact
Henderson County Heritage Museum
  • Home
  • ABOUT
    • About the Museum
    • Board and Staff
    • Historic Courthouse
    • Patch Program
    • Virtual Tours
  • Current Exhibits
    • Coming of the Railroad
    • Civil War
    • Shepherd's Store
    • Let Freedom Ring
    • Summer Camps
    • Life Along the Ridge
    • Revolutionary Hall
    • The Courthouse Room
    • Veterans Hall
    • Quilt Exhibit
  • Past Exhibits
    • The Baker Barber Studios
    • Vagabond Players Anniv.
    • Rescue Squad 60th Anniv.
  • Shop
  • Support
    • Volunteer
    • Chinquapin Hill Society
    • Veterans Photo Submission
    • Commemorative Brick Paver
  • News
  • Contact

    REVOLUTIONARY HALL

    Honoring Local Heroes of the Revolutionary War

    This area honors local heroes of the Revolutionary War and recalls two famous battles, important in the outcome of the war, in which they fought. The “Overmountain Men” included the soldiers from Western North Carolina who met the enemy at Kings Mountain, near Charlotte, and at Cowpens, just north of Spartanburg, and were victorious. 


    Photographs of many of their gravestones are displayed just around the corner in Cemetery Hall. Also in Revolutionary Hall is a display cabinet with items of interest placed by members of the two local chapters of Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR)-the Abraham Kuykendall Chapter and the Joseph McDowell Chapter. A brief history of each chapter is found on two wall hangings at the end of the Hall.

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