• The Battle Scarred Walls of Fort Pulaski

    Fort Pulaski

    National Monument Georgia

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  • Fort Pulaski National Monument has begun its extended summer schedule

    Effective June 1, the Visitor Center and the historic fort will be open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Park gates will close at 6:15 PM.

Collections

Collection Summary
Numerous archeological objects have been systematically recovered from within Fort Pulaski National Monument's boundaries and associated field records including; Civil War cannon and projectiles; military uniforms and accessories; personal effects of soldiers; bottle collection (c. 1862); reproduction room furnishings.

Collection Size
41,600

Facilities Exhibiting Museum Items
Fort Pulaski
Visitor Center

Virtual Exhibits
Symbols of Honor: Civil War Flags in NPS Collections


 

 
Bottles, diaries, artillery pieces, and flags are just a few of the collections held by Fort Pulaski.
Fort Pulaski holds numerous pieces important to the historical and cultural history of the site.
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Did You Know?

Demilune to the rear of Fort Pulaski

The demilune, a triangular piece of land designed to protect the rear of Fort Pulaski, illustrates modifications made during the 1870s for the future installation of 25 ton guns. Fort Pulaski National Monument, Georgia