Fort Presque Isle Blockhouse
2 Ash St, Erie, PA 16507, USA
Pennsylvania, USA
HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Fort Presque Isle Blockhouse.
Fortification remains, reconstructions, and/or interpretive markers preserve this French and Indian War-era fort site.
About Fort Presque Isle Blockhouse
This reconstructed blockhouse marks the site of the French fort built in 1753 as part of the chain of forts linking Lake Erie to the Ohio River, which fell to Native American forces during Pontiac's War in 1763.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Fort Presque Isle Blockhouse
Fort Presque Isle Blockhouse, 1753: This reconstructed blockhouse marks the site of the French fort built in 1753 as part of the chain of forts linking Lake Erie to the Ohio River, which fell to Native American forces during Pontiac's War in 1763.
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