Fort Chambers
Inscription
Erected in 1756 by Col. Benjamin Chambers, pioneer land-owner and founder of the town, who fortified his house and mill with stockade and cannon against Indians.
Location
AddressW. King St. at Conococheague Creek, W of US 11, Chambersburg
CityChambersburg
CountyFranklin
StatePennsylvania
Coordinates39.939217, -77.662101
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