Fort Film: "I Am So Wore Out with Fatigue"

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  • What was a typical day like for a Continental Soldier on the New York frontier after the Siege of 1777? Routine, work, and fear were common. As was doubt.  This 18 minute film tells the story of the garrison of Fort Schuyler from the perspective of a regular soldier.
  • 18 Minutes
  • Exhibits, Artifacts, & Park Films

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  • There are several videos available at the park visitor center that detail the history of the American Revolution in the Mohawk Valley.
  • 15-120 Minutes
  • A Forgotten Civil War: The Revolution in the Mohawk Valley

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  • Explore this exhibit and meet the people of the Mohawk Valley. Discover how the American Revolutionary War affected their lives. Who really won or lost? What did "victory" cost them? Was it worth it? You be the judge.
  • 15-30 Minutes
  • Colonial Dress-Up Trunk

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  • You can dress up like a real colonial person during your visit to Fort Stanwix National Monument!
  • 5-15 Minutes
  • Historic Fort Self-Guided Tour

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  • A self-guided room tour guide can be found inside the park brochure or provided by a ranger upon entry to the park.
  • 20-60 Minutes
  • New York State Rev War Parks

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  • Throughout the Mohawk Valley and upper Hudson Valley, you can find numerous New York State Park sites related to the American Revolution and the Campaign of 1777. These are just a few. 
  • 1-2 Days
  • Walk the Monuments

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  • In Rome, NY, home of Fort Stanwix National Monument, you can find lots of history. Most of it sits within walking distance of the park, along an ancient trail called the Oneida Carry. Explore these locations if you get the chance and learn about how they all tie into American history; including the Oneida Carry, Fort Stanwix, the American Revolution, the Erie Canal, and the City of Rome.
  • 1-2 Hours
  • Fort Stanwix B.A.R.K. Rangers!

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  • Did you know that dogs are welcome to visit Fort Stanwix National Monument with their special people? Learn the rules of B.A.R.K., participate in two activities below, and take the oath to become a Bark Ranger! You can also visit the ranger station inside the historic fort for a special B.A.R.K. Ranger stamp!
  • Explore the Fort Garden

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  • Soldiers at the fort were encouraged to tend gardens, and we have a few examples of what they grew! Come and see how different some of your favorite fruits and vegetables were back in the 18th century, and learn about how different medicinal herbs were used. You may already have some herbs in your pantry!
  • 10-15 Minutes
  • Kayak the Erie Canal

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  • Bellamy Harbor Park is a jewel of a spot in Rome, NY. Within the confines you can find history related to both Fort Stanwix National Monument and the Erie Canal. It sits at the intersection of the modern Barge Canal and its largest feeder, the Mohawk River. It is also part of the Erie Canal Water Trail.
  • Hands - On History

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  • Have you ever wanted to become a time traveler? Visit the historic fort during the summer months and try one of the many historic activities that would have been happening there.
  • 10-60 Minutes
  • Bike the Mohawk River or the Erie Canal

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  • The Erie Canal Trail stretches across New York State. In Rome, NY, you can tour the heart of it and see its largest feeder river, the Mohawk. This smaller section of trail offers scenic views of the land as it was before the modern era.
  • Walk the Mohawk River or the Erie Canal

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  • Did you know that even urban parks have hiking trails? Explore the beautiful and historic Mohawk River and Erie Canal in this unique environment. Enjoy the quiet of nature where you never expected it; in the heart of the city!
  • 30-180 Minutes
  • Picnic at the Park

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  • Fort Stanwix National Monument has a nice, big, grassy lawn and plenty of picnic tables to make your travels more convenient. Feel free to play and picnic on the park lawn during your visit!
  • Junior Rangers at Fort Stanwix!

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  • How can YOU become a Fort Stanwix Junior Ranger? Who wants to go on a boring grown-up tour when you can do some fun, cool kid things while exploring a historic fort? If that person is you, then ask a park ranger how can YOU become a Fort Stanwix Junior Ranger today!
  • 30-180 Minutes