Fort Mcclary State Historic Site, Kittery, ME, Places to...

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For more than 275 years, a fort has stood to protect the approaches to the Piscataqua River at the southern gateway to Kittery, Maine. The most recent of these is Fort McClary, named for New Hampshire native Major Andrew McClary who died at the Revolutionary War's Battle of Bunker Hill. Fort McClar maine.gov
Buildings representing several different periods stepintohistory.com
- Fort McClary, in one form or another, was active during five wars, from the American Revolution to World War I. The buildings on-site represent several different periods of construction as the fort was upgraded to meet the area's defensive needs. The fort is located in Southern Main off US 1 and wildernet.com

activities: Group picnic shelter, Picnic area
contact address: Fort McClary State Historic Site Kittery Point, Maine Park season: (207) 384-5160
fees: current fees park passes
dates of operation: Memorial Day - September 30, Fee Charged
admission: Criteria Child Student Adult Senior Groups As of JUL 2007 $2 day use fee Special Fees: Additional Group Info: Special Tours & Pricing: Reservation Contact:
buildings: Blockhouse, rifleman's house, granite wall & earthworks, caponier, granite powder magazine, brick powder
closest airport: Portland Intl Jetport PWM
closest city: Portsmouth, NH (3 mi)
closest interstate: SR 103 to I-95 exit 3
what kind of visit you can have: Visit site of fort and remaining buildings and fortifications
open months: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
period: 1776-1920