Kittanning Battle Site
S Water St, Kittanning, PA 16201, USA
Pennsylvania, USA
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VILLAGE
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BATTLEFIELD
1756
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Kittanning Battle Site.
This French and Indian War-era site is preserved and marked for visitors interested in its history.
About Kittanning Battle Site
On September 8, 1756, Lieutenant Colonel John Armstrong led Pennsylvania provincial troops in a raid that destroyed this Native American town, a base for raids on Pennsylvania's frontier settlements, in one of the war's notable colonial offensive actions.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Kittanning Battle Site
Kittanning Battle Site, 1756: On September 8, 1756, Lieutenant Colonel John Armstrong led Pennsylvania provincial troops in a raid that destroyed this Native American town, a base for raids on Pennsylvania's frontier settlements, in one of the war's notable colonial offensive actions.
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