Fort Stanwix National Monument
Fort Stanwix National Monument
Take a visit to Fort Stanwix National Monument and discover how people endured harsh conditions along the Oneida Carrying Place. The American victory at this frontier fort directly contributed to the British defeat at Saratoga in 1777, setting the stage for westward expansion through New York. Take a walk through the monument and imagine the people who made history in the Mohawk Valley during the American Revolutionary War.
At A Glance
In The Park
Superintendent: Debbie ConwayPhone Number: 315-338-7730
Entrance Fees: Free
Sights: Fort Stanwix; The
Important Dates
By The Numbers
Acres: 15.52Annual Visitation: 60,589 (2006)
Location
Latitude / Longitude :43.210880 / -75.455690 (map it)
State: NY
Nearby Big City: Rome, NY
Gateway Communities: Rome, NY
Nearby Airports: Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR)
Green Features
Has Recycling? : YesHas Shuttle System? : No
Has Volunteer Program? : Yes
Park Photos
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