US National Monument: Fort Stanwix National Monument - New York (1935)

Located in Rome, New York, Fort Stanwix National Monument was established in 1935.

This national monument marks the location of a Revolutionary War fort, built to protect the Oneida people.

It was the site of the 1768 Treaty of Fort Stanwix, the first treaty between the US and the Native Americans.

Visitors can explore the fort and its reconstructed walls, watch educational videos about the fort’s history, and visit the museum.

The Fort Stanwix Visitor Center offers many interactive exhibits and programs throughout the year.

Special events include the annual Revolutionary War Days, held in July.

Visitors can also enjoy the nearby Schuyler-Stanwix National Historic Site and the Rome Canal Museum.

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