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Fort Stanwix National Monument Children stand in rows as straight as trees, holding wooden muskets. A soldier in a woolen jacket walks past them giving orders.
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Fort Stanwix National Monument
Ask a Ranger
 
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DO YOU HAVE
A QUESTION?


Have you or your family been to
Fort Stanwix
National Monument recently, or are you planning a trip?

Have you visited another National Park Service site and
just forgot to ask what that weird thing you saw was before
you left the visitor center?

Kids, parents, and guardians, just Email a Ranger here at Fort Stanwix and we'll try our best to answer your questions, or we'll
send them along to someone who can!

Any kids who have a question must have their parents or guardians send in the questions for them.

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Hey Kids! Want to become a Junior Ranger?
Links to Ft. Stanwix's For Kids webpages!
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Did You Know?
The modern New York State flag was modeled after the regimental flag of the Third New York. This flag was given to these troops as a gift by Col. Peter Gansevoort for their service during the Siege of Fort Stanwix in 1777. Photo courtesy of Sons of the Revolution, Virginia Society
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Last Updated: December 14, 2011 at 12:47 MST