Bloody Brook

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Bloody Brook is a small stream in South Deerfield, Massachusetts, historically known as the site of a deadly ambush during King Philip’s War in 1675.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf stream
watercourse
associatedWith English colonial militia
Native American warriors
associatedWithPeople Captain Thomas Lathrop
country United States
dateOfEvent 18 September 1675
flowsThrough South Deerfield, Massachusetts
hasHeritageDesignation local historic site
hasMemorial Bloody Brook Monument
historicalEventSite Battle of Bloody Brook
King Philip’s War ambush of 1675
linked to: King Philip's War
locatedIn Deerfield, Massachusetts
Franklin County, Massachusetts
Massachusetts
New England
South Deerfield, Massachusetts
memorialLocation South Deerfield, Massachusetts
namedAfterEvent Battle of Bloody Brook
near Old Deerfield, Massachusetts
Pocumtuck Ridge
linked to: Pocumtuck Mountain
notableFor association with King Philip’s War
site of colonial-era ambush
partOfConflict King Philip’s War
linked to: King Philip's War
region Pioneer Valley
transportNearby Interstate 91
U.S. Route 5 NERFINISHED
tributaryOf Deerfield River
waterBodyType small stream

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Battle of Bloody Brook namedAfter Bloody Brook