Fort Tombecbe Historic Site
1877 Warrior Path, Epes, AL 35460, USA
Alabama, USA
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FORT
EST. 1736
EST. 1736
1780
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Fort Tombecbe Historic Site.
The University of West Alabama preserves Fort Tombecbe’s archaeological remains, surviving earthworks, reconstructed palisade elements, and bluff-top landscape. Guided programs and ongoing research interpret French, British, Spanish, and American occupation, while access is controlled to protect the fragile site.
About Fort Tombecbe Historic Site
This colonial fort on the Tombigbee River changed hands between French, British, and Spanish control, and it played a role in the Gulf Coast frontier during Bernardo de Galvez's Revolutionary War-era campaigns. The surviving place or marker keeps this historical association visible within its community.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Fort Tombecbe Historic Site
This colonial fort on the Tombigbee River changed hands between French, British, and Spanish control, and it played a role in the Gulf Coast frontier during Bernardo de Galvez's Revolutionary War-era campaigns.
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