The image is a photograph of a monument dedicated to John Adam Treutlen. The monument is made of stone and is located on a grassy area with a road in the background. The text on the monument reads "At the expiration of his term as governor, he retired to his plantation north of Ebenezer, but his efforts in the patriot cause had earned for him the bitter enemy of the tories, and he suffered constant harassment in 1779. His plan-tation devastated and his home and barns burned, he moved his family to Orangeburg District, South Carolina. He was elected to the South Carolina assembly from that district, but accepted a seat in the Georgia assembly instead. He murdered by a group of tories near his home in the Orangeburg district in the spring of 1782."