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Fort Pulaski National Monument
Interpretive Programs
Interpretive Programs at Fort Pulaski

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Fort Pulaski offers visitors daily interpretive programs.

Fort Pulaski National Monument offers visitors and guests daily interpretive programs including guided fort tours ( 40-50 min.) and musket and soldier demonstrations (15-30 min.) Cannon-firing demonstrations are on Saturdays.

As of October 1, 2011

Monday thru Friday Schedule

10:00  Fort Tour OR Lighthouse Trail Walk
11:30  Musket Firing
12:00  Guided Fort Tour
1:00   Musket Firing
2:00   "Ranger's Choice" Tour
       (Subject of program varies)
3:00 Guided Fort Tour

Saturday 

10:00  Guided Fort Tour
11:00  Cannon Firing
12:00  Musket Firing
1:00   Cannon Firing
1:30  Guided Fort Tour
2:30  "Fort Pulaski Revealed"
  (Subject of program varies)
3:00  Cannon Firing

Sunday & Saturday without Cannon Demonstrations

10:00  Guided Fort Tour
11:30  Musket Firing
12:00  Guided Fort Tour
1:00  Musket Firing
2:00  "Ranger's Choice" Tour
     (Subject of program varies)
3:00  Musket Firing

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Savannah Gray bricks

Did You Know?
An estimated 25 million bricks were used to construct Fort Pulaski. Many of the bricks, known as Savannah Gray, were handmade at the Hermitage Plantation on the Savannah River. Other bricks arrived from Virginia and Maryland. Fort Pulaski National Monument, Georgia

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Last Updated: November 03, 2011 at 13:56 MST