Fort Pulaski offers visitors daily interpretive programs.
Fort Pulaski National Monument offers visitors and guests daily interpretive programs including guided tours ( 30-45 min.) and musket and soldier demonstrations (15-30 min.) Cannon-firing demonstrations are on Saturdays.
Monday thru Friday Schedule
11:00 am Guided Fort Tour
12:15 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
1:30 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
2:30 pm Guided Fort Tour
3:30 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
Living History Saturday
10:30 am Guided Fort Tour
11:15 am Cannon Firing
12:00 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
1:00 pm Cannon Firing
1:30 pm Guided Fort Tour
2:15 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
3:00 pm Cannon Firing
Confederate Sunday
11:00 am Guided Fort Tour
12:00 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
12:30 pm "Immortal 600" Prison Tour
1:30 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
2:30 pm Guided Fort Tour
3:30 pm Musket & Soldier Demonstration
Did You Know?
An estimated 25 million bricks were used
to construct Fort Pulaski. Many of the bricks, known as Savannah Gray, were handmade at the Hermitage Plantation on the Savannah River. Other bricks arrived from Virginia and Maryland. Fort Pulaski National Monument, Georgia