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Survivors: Personal Stories of St. Clair’s Defeat Ages 16 & Older Wednesday, Feb. 21, 7 – 8 pm Davidson Int.
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First Mad River Light Artillery
The First Mad River Light Artillery was founded in 2003 to participate in the 225th commemoration of the Battle of Peckuwe fought on August 8, 1780, between George Rogers Clark, with 1000 Kentucky militia and Virginia Regulars, and the Shawnee leader Catahecassa, “Black Hoof”, and his approximately 400 Native troops. The battle is the largest battle of the American Revolution fought west of the Allegheny Mountains, and the battlefield is located 5 miles west of the present city of Springfield, Ohio, at the current site of the George Rogers Clark Historic Park.
George Rogers Clark Heritage Association
The Mission of the George Rogers Clark Heritage Association is to educate its members and the public about the history of the area of the Northwest Territory between the years 1700-1850, emphasizing the Ohio Country and the life of George Rogers Clark.