Swamp Fox Francis Marion

Francis Marion, the legendary Revolutionary War guerilla fighter who roamed the wetlands of Pee Dee and the Lowcountry so adroitly that one of his British opponents nicknamed him the “the Swamp Fox.” Other facets of the commission's mission includes

collected on historical sites, maps obtained or copied, artwork, photographs, artifacts collected and books of many types housed at Francis Marion University's Rogers Library will form the foundation for future “interpretation” of the Swamp Fox.

He is the director of the Francis Marion Trail Commission operating through the support of Francis Marion University. Barrett offers his audience a storehouse of knowledge related to the Swamp Fox and his Revolutionary War exploits across South

Francis "Swamp Fox" Marion looking at his reflection, a fox, while also musing on the future. Smith has previous painted several of the 17 other murals spread throughout Clarendon County. Robert J. Baker The mural that will adorn the North Mill Street

The soldier who kicks some British backside in the movie "The Patriot" is loosely -- really loosely -- based on the general who gave Tampa's Marion Street its name. "Francis Marion, who was also known as the Swamp Fox," said Rodney Kite-Powell,