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Fort Stanwix National Monument
Operating Hours & Seasons 2008
 

Fort Stanwix National Monument is open daily 9am to 5pm, year round (except for January 1, Thanksgiving Day, and December 25). 

Please check below for a detailed monthly schedule.
      


January 1 -
April 20

*all tours weather
permitting*
Willett Center: Open Daily 9am-5pm

Fort: Guided Tours at 10:00am, 
11:30am, 2:00pm, & 3:00pm

Everday except Sundays.
April 21 - May 23 
Willett Center: Open Daily 9am-5pm

Fort: Open Daily 10am-4pm
May 24 -
August 20 
Willett Center: Open Daily 9am-5pm

Fort: Open Daily 9:15am-4:45pm
August 21 -
December 1 

Willett Center: Open Daily 9am-5pm

Fort: Open Daily 10am-4pm

December 2 -
December 31

*all tours weather
permitting*
Willett Center: Open Daily 9am-5pm

Fort: Guided Tours at 10:00am, 
11:30am, 2:00pm, & 3:00pm

Everday except Sundays.

*All hours are subject to change without notice*  

Please click here to see our Calendar of Events and what there is to do in all seasons at Fort Stanwix.
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Musicians in the Continental Army of the American Revolutionary War acted as the radios of their day. They wore the opposite colors of the other troops in their regiment so their officers could see them to relay orders and form lines around them quickly in battle.

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Last Updated: January 13, 2008 at 11:00 EST