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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
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a beautiful dog!

National Park Service

There is plenty for your dog to do at Fort Stanwix NM!

Pets are welcome to visit Fort Stanwix NM with some restrictions.
Walking animals along the park's roadways and trails is a favorite activity for many owners. But exposure to unfamiliar people and surroundings can cause unusual or even aggressive behavior in some pets. There are also many loud noises that can be caused from the surrounding city and from historic weapons demonstrations through out the day that may frighten them.
Owners are responsible for their pet's care and conduct while on park grounds. To provide for the safety and enjoyment of pets, owners and fellow visitors, we request that pet owner comply with the following rules when visiting Fort Stanwix with their animals.

  • Pets must be on leash and under control at all times when outside their owner's vehicle. There are no designated areas for leaving pets unattended and tied to an object.
  • Pets are allowed in all outdoor areas of the park open to the public. Pets are not allowed inside any public use buildings. Only service animals or those in training to become service animals are allowed inside buildings with their owners or trainers.
  • Owners are responsible for removing any pet excrement left by their animals in the park's exhibit areas, trails, and all green spaces intended for public use.
can you even see the fort under all that snow?!...Ft. Stanwix is nearly buried by a 2/07 nor'easter!
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A a patch of purpley white shiny beads is tied together in an intricate pattern

Did You Know?
Wampum are white whelk & purple quahog clam shells. Strung together, they are reminders of past events. Wampum belts may serve as a message or letter of introduction, or treaty agreements can be preserved in wampum. These belts are more sacred & valuable to the Haudenosaunee than paper documents.
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Last Updated: September 04, 2011 at 08:58 MST