Pennsylvania State Historic Site Fort Loudoun
1720 North Brooklyn Road, Fort Loudon PA 17224
Mailing Address: PO Box 181 Fort Loudon PA 17224
1720 North Brooklyn Road, Fort Loudon PA 17224
Mailing Address: PO Box 181 Fort Loudon PA 17224
Contact Information
President History Contact Secretary
president@fortloudounpa.com history@fortloudounpa.com secretary@fortloudounpa.com
717-372-5945 717-372-5945
President History Contact Secretary
president@fortloudounpa.com history@fortloudounpa.com secretary@fortloudounpa.com
717-372-5945 717-372-5945
Hours of Operation:
We are not able to have regular hours of operation at this time due to ongoing restoration at the site. Visitors are welcome to park outside the gate area and walk around the site during daylight hours. Most Wednesdays there are volunteers working at the site who would be available for tours or you may contact us through ones of the above email addresses or phone numbers to make an appointment to visit. The site is closed from dusk to dawn
Alert for recreational users of the site: during the upcoming hunting season, be aware there is hunting allowed at the site by permission only. It is recommended that walkers, etc., wear orange.
We are not able to have regular hours of operation at this time due to ongoing restoration at the site. Visitors are welcome to park outside the gate area and walk around the site during daylight hours. Most Wednesdays there are volunteers working at the site who would be available for tours or you may contact us through ones of the above email addresses or phone numbers to make an appointment to visit. The site is closed from dusk to dawn
Alert for recreational users of the site: during the upcoming hunting season, be aware there is hunting allowed at the site by permission only. It is recommended that walkers, etc., wear orange.
Calendar of Events 2020
December 20: A Fort Loudoun Christmas, noon to 4 p.m. This Event has been cancelled.
June 25- 27- Market Fair
June 25- 27- Market Fair
Allegheny Uprising, 255th Commemoration, Sunday, November 15, 2020
Visit Fort Loudoun on Sunday November 15th and learn the true story about the colonial uprising that occurred in central Pennsylvania in 1765, 10 years before the start of the American Revolution.
Our living historians will take on the roles of the protagonists; Justice William Smith, Sgt. Leonard McGlashan, and the Black Boys mob. Discover their motivations for action during the Allegheny Uprising, aka. Black Boys Rebellion of 1765.
Want to learn this true history? Pick up a copy of “Frontier Rebels” in our museum store or online:
www.amazon.com/Frontier-Rebels-Independence-American-1765-1776/dp/0393634701/ref=nodl_?fbclid=IwAR2k5-XfotKMUO0hWou7PAJ49BI0pB4XunY0XNu0n3INXgB_qlWyvgly8do
Visit Fort Loudoun on Sunday November 15th and learn the true story about the colonial uprising that occurred in central Pennsylvania in 1765, 10 years before the start of the American Revolution.
Our living historians will take on the roles of the protagonists; Justice William Smith, Sgt. Leonard McGlashan, and the Black Boys mob. Discover their motivations for action during the Allegheny Uprising, aka. Black Boys Rebellion of 1765.
Want to learn this true history? Pick up a copy of “Frontier Rebels” in our museum store or online:
www.amazon.com/Frontier-Rebels-Independence-American-1765-1776/dp/0393634701/ref=nodl_?fbclid=IwAR2k5-XfotKMUO0hWou7PAJ49BI0pB4XunY0XNu0n3INXgB_qlWyvgly8do
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Market Fair update
Due to circumstances out of our control we must postpone the Fort Loudoun Market Fair to June 25-27, 2021. Due to safety concerns, if we would have proceeded, the event would have been diminished in size and scope. We originally had over 50 artisans registered and great entertainment lined up that we intend to include in 2021, Faire Wynds Circus, Across the Pond, and the Sons of Liberty. We are proud of what we have accomplished at Fort Loudoun and want to offer the best event possible, the first time around. See you in 2021!
