Historic Fort Wayne
Located on land significant to Native American cultures and hosting the signing of the Treaty of Springwells at the close of the War of 1812, Fort Wayne’s star fort was built in 1845.
Home Page - The Old Fort
Welcome to the Old Fort where history comes alive! The Old Fort is a faithful copy of the post built by American troops under the command of Major John Whistler in 1815. It is reconstructed on a plot of ground less than a quarter of a mile from the original site.
Historic Fort Wayne Coalition Official Website
Historic Fort Wayne Coalition is the volunteer organization responsible for much of the maintenance at the fort. We're a non-profit dedicated to preserving Fort Wayne's history and the legacy of those who served here during its 128 years of operation.
History — Historic Fort Wayne
The site of Historic Fort Wayne has a history deeply entangled with Detroit and the surrounding communities. Its significance predates military use, as it served as an important trading and gathering point for Native American groups for millennia.
A Guide to Fort Wayne/Allen County's Historic Sites
Apr 3, 2024 · With more than 200 years of history under its belt, Fort Wayne and Allen County has a rich and fascinating past for those who wish to explore it. From its Miami heritage to its unique role in World War II to its modern growth, Allen County has become a …
Hours, Fees, Rules, and Directions - Historic Fort Wayne Coalition
Follow Dearborn to Jefferson. Hours, rules, fees, and location of Detroit's Historic Fort Wayne.
Historical Insight on Detroit's Fort Wayne - Historic Fort Wayne …
Today you can visit the original 1848 limestone barracks building, 1845 star fort renovated in 1861, the restored Commanding Officers house, the Spanish-American War guard house, an ancient Native American burial mound, and the Tuskegee Airmen Museum.
Historic Fort Wayne - National Trust for Historic Preservation
Visitors can explore the Fort's original 1848 limestone barracks building, 1845 star fort, restored commanding officers house, Spanish-American War guard house, Native American burial mound (c. 1000), and America’s first Tuskegee Airmen Museum, built in 1987.
The Old Fort - Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation
Come experience a day in the life of the early inhabitants of Fort Wayne. The Old Fort will host French Colonial reenactors with displays of domestic life, the economics of the fur trade, and military life.
Historic Fort Wayne | Michigan
Be among the thousands to discover Detroit’s secret past at Historic Fort Wayne. Located on a bend of the Detroit River, Fort Wayne, Detroit, was used by the United States Army between 1841 and 1972.
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