The war that started at what is now Fort Necessity National Battlefield, turned into an international conflict that spread across the world and is known as the Seven Years' War. Yes, The park has ...

Chip Nelson of Fairchance retired from the National Park services in 2017 after working as a site manager for Fort Necessity and Friendship Hill. 2 / 4 Mary Ellen Snyder of Deer Lake retired from the ...

state park and is the site of Washington's famous ... Located in the Laurel Highlands in southwestern Pennsylvania, Fort Necessity National Battlefield preserves the site where a young George ...

Here at Jumonville Glen — part of the Fort Necessity Battleground National Park — visitors can stand and hike around the very spot where George Washington quite accidentally started the French ...

It had several owners until 1961, when the National Park Service purchased the property from the state and made it a part of Fort Necessity National Battlefield. The parlor was often the finest ...

The park service’s policy prohibits hunting ... The agency will host a second meeting at the Fort Necessity National Battlefield Visitor Center from 6:30-8 p.m. March 12. At each meeting ...

This May, the Fort Necessity National Battlefield volunteer-turned-full ... Park staff would like to remind visitors that it is illegal to hunt for artifacts in national park sites and/or remove them.

However, the National Park Service preserves a variety of sites ... about the eight sites located in western Pennsylvania. Fort Necessity National Battlefield in the Laurel Highlands is the ...

The skirmish on May 28 lasted just 15 minutes, the National Park Service said in a news release, at Jumonville Glen, a part of the Fort Necessity National Battlefield in Fayette County ...

It had several owners until 1961, when the National Park Service purchased the property from the state and made it a part of Fort Necessity National Battlefield. The parlor was often the finest ...