Historic Fort Wayne Coalition is the volunteer organization responsible for much of the maintenance at the fort. We're a non-profit dedicated to preserving Fort Wayne's history and …

Detroit's new Fort Wayne was to be a critical component of those defenses. What Happened to the Cannons? Diplomacy intervened, however, in the mission of Fort Wayne. Before any …

Beginning the first weekend in May until the last weekend in October, the fort is open every Saturday and Sunday from 10am - 4pm. The fort hosts special programs throughout the …

Let our historians guide you on a two hour walking tour through the fort and some of its buildings. $8/person through online reservations only. Tours run May through October. The "Reserve …

Join the Historic Fort Wayne Coalition for a day of Civil War living historians portraying early summer of 1864 at the fort.

The Historic Fort Wayne Coalition was formed in 2004 by a group of individuals from all walks of life who share one common goal - to be a positive force for the restoration and promotion of …

Segregated U.S. Army of World War One - Five hundred African American troops were stationed at Detroit’s Fort Wayne during the summer of 1918. 1940-1945 Principal Role in Detroit's …

The 1st Michigan Infantry at Fort Wayne. Postcard of the 1848 Barracks Thomas Steele Collection. Postcard of the Older Main Entrance to the Fort ... Fort Address 6325 West …

Mobile version of Historic Fort Wayne virtual tour

Calling all antique lovers and collectors: the Historic Fort Wayne is where you want to be on this special weekend in October. Thousands of items! Bake sale, food vendors, over 70 tables of …