Fort Halifax State Historic Site
Fort Halifax State Historic Site
Location:1 mile south of Winslow-Waterville bridge on US 201.
Activities:Picnicking.
Special Features:The oldest blockhouse in the US is all that remains of Fort Halifax,
which was built in 1754 to protect colonial settlements along the
Kennebec River. In 1987 the blockhouse was dismantled by flood waters,
but boat crews recovered the log timbers and the blockhouse was
reassembled the following year. It is designated as a National Historic
Landmark. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day.
Address:c/o Bureau of Parks & Lands
106 Hogan Rd
Bangor, ME 04401
Phone:207-941-4014
Web: www.maine.gov/doc/parks/programs/db_search
Size: Less than 1 acre.
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Maine.
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