Four days after the Battle of White Plains, on November 1st, an engagement occurred between British and American forces at Miller Hill, north of Chatterton's Hill and west of Merritt Hill, and near General George Washington's headquarters at the Miller house, which was defended by the Americans and resulted in a British retreat. Some of the American redoubts on this steep hill have been restored.
A sign at Miller Hill, in North Castle, commemorating the Battle of White Plains. |
A monument at Miller Hill, in North Castle, commemorating the Battle of White Plains. |
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Miller Hill, looking towards the American redoubt and the direction of the British advance. |
The front of the American redoubt on Miller Hill, looking south, towards Chatterton's Hill and the British advance. |
The front of the American redoubt on Miller Hill, looking south. |
A side view of the redoubt. |
Looking down, towards the right, of the front of the American redoubt. |
Looking down, towards the right, of the front of the American redoubt. |
The left side of the front of the American redoubt. |
The left side of the front of the American redoubt. |
A sign showing a map of Miller Hill and the British attacks during the White Plains campaign. |
Looking down from the American redoubt on Miller Hill, towards the British advance. |
Looking up towards the American redoubt on Miller Hill, from the direction of the British advance. |
