With Rawdon retiring to Charleston Greene rapidly reassembled his army and marched to Ninety-Six, the last important British outpost remaining on the South Carolina frontier. The site of the battle at Hobkirk Hill has been covered completely by a residential neighborhood and is not developed historically. All that can be discerned from the area is the ridge above town upon which Greene and his men camped. British and Continental armies take the field to compete in drill competitions. The grounds to the Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site are open every day of the week.
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