Inscription
Three forts have stood on this site. French fort, built 1753 to guard road into Ohio Valley, abandoned 1759. British fort, built 1760, burned by Indians, 1763. American fort built to protect settlers, 1794.
Location
Addressat museum, S High St. (US 19) just S of 1s St., Waterford
CityWaterford
CountyErie
StatePennsylvania
Coordinates41.940150, -79.982620
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