Public Murals by Claude Buckley
THE BATTLE OF CAMDEN
The Robert Mills Courthouse
Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce, Camden, SC
The mural is housed in the rotunda of the
Robert Mills Courthouse, Camden, SC.
Robert Mills, a native of Camden, is the United State's
first American trained architect and is most famous
for his Washington Monument, in Washington, DC.
This mural commemorates the moment of glory of Baron
DeKalb, as he is gunned down by the British,
under the command of General Cornwallis,
during the Battle of Camden.
General Horatio Gates abandoned his
army on the battle field, and fled from the carnage.
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