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Fort Stanwix National Monument
Operating Hours & Seasons 2009
 

Fort Stanwix National Monument is open daily 9am to 5pm, year round (except for January 1, Thanksgiving Day, and December 25). 

Please check below for a detailed monthly schedule.
      


January 1 -
March 31:

*all tours weather
permitting*
Willett Center: Open Daily 9am-5pm

Fort: Guided Tours from Willett Center at 10:30am, 
12:30pm, & 2:30pm
April 1 -
Novemeber 28 
Willett Center: Open Daily 9am-5pm

Fort: Open Daily 9:15am-4:45pm

November 29 -
December 31

*all tours weather
permitting*
Willett Center: Open Daily 9am-5pm

Fort: Guided Tours from Willett Center at 10:30am, 
12:30pm, & 2:30pm

*All hours are subject to change without notice*  

Please click here to see our Calendar of Events and what there is to do in all seasons at Fort Stanwix.
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