Fort Pownall Site
207 Lighthouse Rd, Stockton Springs, ME 04981, USA
Maine, USA
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EST. 1759
EST. 1759
1759
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Fort Pownall Site.
Fort Point State Park protects the archaeological footprint and surviving earthworks of Fort Pownall within a wooded coastal landscape. No original buildings remain, but trails, interpretive signs, reconstructed outlines, and nearby Fort Point Light provide public access to the strategic Penobscot River setting.
About Fort Pownall Site
Built in 1759 on the Penobscot River, this fort's remains were used by American forces during the Revolutionary War before being destroyed to prevent British capture in 1775. The surviving place or marker keeps this historical association visible within its community.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Fort Pownall Site
Built in 1759 on the Penobscot River, this fort's remains were used by American forces during the Revolutionary War before being destroyed to prevent British capture in 1775.
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