Fort Granville Historical Marker
1200 W 4th St, Lewistown, PA 17044, USA
Pennsylvania, USA
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1755
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Fort Granville Historical Marker.
Fortification remains, reconstructions, and/or interpretive markers preserve this French and Indian War-era fort site.
About Fort Granville Historical Marker
This provincial fort on the Juniata River fell to a combined French and Native American force on August 1, 1756, after most of its garrison left to protect nearby harvesters, marking one of the war's significant Pennsylvania frontier losses.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Fort Granville Historical Marker
Fort Granville Historical Marker, 1755: This provincial fort on the Juniata River fell to a combined French and Native American force on August 1, 1756, after most of its garrison left to protect nearby harvesters, marking one of the war's significant Pennsylvania frontier losses.
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