History · Commemoration
Fort Mulligan Day
Explore the history of the Civil War at Fort Mulligan in Petersburg.
Fort Mulligan Day offers a unique opportunity to explore the history of this significant Civil War site in Petersburg, West Virginia. Construction of the fort began in August 1863 by Union troops, and it served as a strategic supply point throughout the South Branch Valley. Visitors can walk the grounds, learn about the fort's role in the conflict, and appreciate the preservation efforts that keep this piece of American history alive for future generations.
What to Expect
An educational visit to a historic earthen Civil War fort with opportunities to learn about its strategic importance.
Who Should Attend
- History buffs
- Students
- Families
- Local residents
- Tourists
Agenda Overview
Historical site visit at Fort Mulligan.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Fort Mulligan Historical Site · Historical Site
A preserved Civil War site in Petersburg, WV.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fort Mulligan?
A historic Civil War earthen fort.
Where is it?
100 Mulligan Dr, Petersburg, WV.
Is there an admission fee?
Please check local tourism resources.
Is it family-friendly?
Yes, it is an outdoor historical site.
What is the history?
It was a Union supply fort built in 1863.
Can I walk the grounds?
Yes, it is an accessible historic site.
Tags
History
Civil War
Petersburg
West Virginia
Education
Heritage
Summary
A historical commemoration event at the Fort Mulligan site.
Highlights
- Civil War history
- Historic site tour
- Educational experience
- Preservation awareness
- Local heritage
- Outdoor exploration
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