Fort Granville
Inscription
Erected in 1755-56 along the river just south. An important link in the chain of early frontier defenses. Destroyed July 30, 1756 by French and Indians under Capt. Coulon de Villiers.
Location
Address1200 W. 4th St. (U. S. 22 & 522), Lewistown
CityLewistown
CountyMifflin
StatePennsylvania
Coordinates40.588317, -77.601623
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Travel History
Five stages of travel can be recalled here.