• large wooden spikes jut out from a large wooden angular wall lit by sunlight. verdant grass surrounds it.

    Fort Stanwix

    National Monument New York

Other Resources

If you are interested in resources, from other National Parks in New York State or anywhere in the country, it is suggested you visit some of the following web pages:

 
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National Park Service

Honored Places: The National Park Service Teacher's Guide to the American Revolution
 
Learn NPS, a Place for Teachers and Learners to explore their National Parks
The NPS Interpretation and Education webpage at: www.nps.gov/learn
 
Teaching with Historic Places (TWHP) uses properties listed in the National Park Service's National Register of Historic Places to create a variety of products and activities that help teachers bring historic places into the classroom.
webpage at:
www.nps.gov/history/nr/twhp
 
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Free educational information from the Federal Resources for Educational Excellence, Teaching and Learning Resources from Federal Agencies website can be found here: http://free.ed.gov/
 
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Trying to learn more about the process of government? Why not try Ben's Guide to US Government for Kids webpage at:
http://bensguide.gpo.gov/
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Did You Know?

four men march in heavy woolen jackets. one wears a bright red one with a drum at his side, the others blue with muskets in their arms.

Out of the approximate 800 American Continentals and civilians inside the fort during the 3 week Siege of 1777, in the end only 21 were wounded and only 4 died. More...