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Brochures
Fort Necessity National Battlefield publishes a variety of brochures and site bulletins. Many of these publications may be downloaded from this page. To download the park's newspapers click here.
 

Special Events and Programs
Summer 2008 - Programs and Events
Project Weed Whack 2008
Civilian Conservation Corps 75th Anniversary

Educational Programs
Education Program for 3rd Grade Classes
Education Program for 4th-6th Grade Classes
Planning for a Successful Field Trip
Washington's Birthday Art Contest - Rules and Guidelines

French and Indian War
Braddock's Grave
Jumonville Glen
The Native People - French Allies at Fort Necessity
Queen Alliquippa

What is an Earthwork?

National Road
National Road
Mount Washington Tavern
Mount Washington Tavern - Exterior
The African American Experience in southwestern PA

Site Information
Hiking Trails
Ski Trails
The Historic Landscape

Area Information
Campgrounds
Area Phone Numbers

 

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Many more publications are available through the park's bookstore.
Painting of Washington and The Half King  

Did You Know?
George Washington’s ally, Seneca chief Tanacharison-also known as The Half King, complained that Washington “was a good-natured man but had no experience.” When referring to the fort the Half King said Washington “made no Fortifications at all, but that little thing upon the Meadow.”

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Last Updated: June 04, 2008 at 12:45 EST