Fort Recovery the heart of Ohio frontier history
Fort Recovery in Northwest Ohio blends quiet village life with a frontier saga. The 1791 St Clair defeat and 1793 Wayne victory at Fort Recovery on the Wabash River mark a turning point in the region’s clashes with Native forces. The Bicentennial era frames a shared legacy of fort, battle and settlement.
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Northwest
Ohio
Battlegrounds
America
Fort Recovery
Ohio 49
Indiana
St. Clair
Little Turtle
Blue
Ft. Jefferson
Wabash River
Anthony Wayne
Wayne
Fort Recovery Fort and Fort Amanda Park Offer War Era Sights
Ohio visitors can tour a reconstructed Fort Recovery blockhouse and stockade exhibit within a museum open daily except Monday from 9 30 a m to 5 p m with 50 cent admission for adults and 25 cents for children under 13. A 93 foot monument memorializes defeated Fort Recovery soldiers nearby.
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Fort Recovery
Battle of
Ft. Recovery
Ohio 198
Ft. Amanda State Park
Ft. Amanda
Ohio 29
St. Mary’s
Grand Lake State Park
Provisional Government Formed by 102 Pioneers at Champoeg
On May 2 1843 in Champoeg Oregon 102 settlers established a provisional government to protect the Pacific Northwest settlers.
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Champoeg
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