Sketch Map of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend of Tallapoosa River, 27th March 1814

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Old manuscript map of Alabama, Horseshoe Bend, United States.

Created by R. H. (Robert Houston) McEwen in 1814.

• Shows fortifications and troop positions.
• Pen-and-ink. Mounted on cloth.
• Title provided by cataloger.
• "I drew this description of the battle ground & made the memorandums on my hat the morning after the battle, the battle commenced about 10 o'clock A.M. & ended about sundown. I was regimental quarter master, to a regiment of six months volunteers from East Tennessee commanded by Col. John Brown. We left Kinston, E. Ten. the 23rd Jany 1814 for the Creek nation & returned to Kingston the 9 May 1814, the war with the Indians being at an end. My Col. being sick I had a high command on the day of battle [signed] R.H. McEwen."
• Accompanied by presentation letter signed by Warren Coleman. [1] page ; 29 cm.
• Gift ; Warren Coleman ; May 26th, 1937.