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Fort Stanwix National Monument A green lawn stretches in front of you, a picket fence behind it. Over a dirt path, people walk over a wooden bridge, through a sunlit gate.
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Fort Stanwix National Monument
Public Transportation
 

Bus & Train
A bus terminal and the Amtrak railroad station are located within one mile of the site at the multi-modal station on Martin Street (off of Mill Street or Route 233).

A second train and bus station, Union Station, is located 20 miles to the east in Utica, NY. Directions to the park from this location can be found on the following page.

Bus Pull-off:
A pull-off is available on N James Street, as well as on Erie Blvd West directly in front of the fort main entrance, large enough to accommodate two full sized school buses or one coach bus. The pull-off for buses is located on N James Street directly beside the Willett Center.


Plane
There are is one commercial airport within a 40 miles radius. 
Syracuse Hancock International Airport is located west of Fort Stanwix NM.

Directions to the park from this location can be found on the following page.

A green block picture of New York State. A dot marks Rome, NY where Fort Stanwix is located.
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Directions to Ft. Stanwix NM
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A small baby is held in its mother's arms. It is wearing a white cap, and a white fabric sheet as a covering. Its mother clutches it tightly

Did You Know?
A baby girl was born at Fort Stanwix on August 22, 1777, the final day of the British siege. To this day we do not know the mother's or daughter's names.

Last Updated: February 11, 2012 at 11:24 MST