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Monetary donations to the park are also a meaningful way to show your support for Fort Stanwix National Monument. Donations help the park maintain historic structures, support visitor services and public programs.

You can make donations during your visit through the donation box located in the park visitor center. You can also send a check or money order made out to the National Park Service to the park in care of the Superintendent. The park address is: 

Fort Stanwix National Monument
112 East Park Street
Rome, NY 13440

 
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Donations from visitors like you help support many events, throughout the year, at Fort Stanwix National Monument.
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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.

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Last Updated: September 21, 2009 at 11:52 EST