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Fort Necessity National BattlefieldSmoke fills the air as a group British soldiers fire from inside Fort Necessity
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Fort Necessity National Battlefield
Bookstore
Bookstore at Fort Necessity Interpretive and Education Center

The Fort Necessity/National Road Interpretive and Education Center features an expanded bookstore operated by Eastern National, our Cooperating Association.

The bookstore at the Fort Necessity National Battlefield visitor center is operated by Eastern National. Eastern National is a non-profit tax exempt organization recognized by the U.S. Congress to aid the National Park Service in their mission of education and service. All sales items are approved by the National Park Service. Your purchase helps support interpretation, education, and visitor service programs. Items from this and other National Parks are available at America's National Parks Bookstore.

Indians and British Soldiers  

Did You Know?
The Delaware warrior Shingas initially wanted to fight with the British. He asked British Gen. Braddock if the Indians could live on the land after the French were defeated. Braddock said no Indians will own the land. Shingas got so angry he went to fight with the French.

Last Updated: January 10, 2007 at 16:06 EST