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Pennsylvania's Fort Loudoun, 1756-1765
Built by Pennsylvanians in 1756. Attacked by Pennsylvanians in 1765.

​History Happened Here!
​Pennsylvania Provincial & British Army Supply Depot, 1756-1760
Cherokee Indian Council, June 1758
Pontiac’s Rebellion, 1763
Muskingum Campaign (British Army; 18 day forest warfare training), 1764
​Black Boys Rebellion, March to November 1765

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Pennsylvania's Fort Loudoun
1720 North Brooklyn Road, Fort Loudon PA 17224
Mailing Address: PO Box 181 Fort Loudon PA 17224
Contact Information

President
[email protected]
717-372-5945 


Hours of Operation

Historic Site and Surrounding Grounds: Open Sun Up to Sun Down
Inside the Historic Fort Walls: Only open during special events.
Museum: Only open during special events


We are unable at this time to offer regular operating hours. The best time to visit is during one of our special events. Refer to the Events page for event information. Visitors are welcome anytime (during daylight hours) to visit and explore the grounds, however unless there is an event going on, the fort nor any of the buildings will be open to tour. On most Wednesdays there is a volunteer crew on site from 8am until noon, and can accommodate tours during those hours. In some cases tours may be available by appointment. For more information please contact us at one of the listed email addresses or the phone number provided.

Fishing in the Conococheague Creek is permitted by walk-in only. Please do not block any gates on the property



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