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Fort Stanwix is known well as "the fort that never surrendered.” In August of 1777, the fort successfully repelled a long siege by British, Canadian, American Indian, Loyalist, and German warriors and troops. Guests at the Fort Stanwix Monument are recommended to being their visit at the Willett Center. The fort itself is encircled by three rather short trails, one of which follows a section of the area’s Oneida Carrying Place. The remaining two trails help interpret the events that took place at the fort in 1777. A museum area and living history programs can be seen in the fort.

112 East Park St, Rome, NY 13440, Phone: 315-338-7730

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