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Fort Necessity National BattlefieldReenactment of General Braddock's funeral
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Fort Necessity National Battlefield
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Girls with shovels digging up a bush
Volunteers from the local community remove invasive plants in preparation for forest restoration.

There are many opportunities to volunteer at Fort Necessity. Use your skills in historical research, welcoming visitors, maintenance trades or the natural sciences in the stewardship of this special place.

College credits may be earned through internships. Housing and RV campsite are available for full time volunteers and interns. Contact the volunteer coordinator for more information.
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: September 15, 2007 at 13:07 EST