Fort Montgomery

• Amanda Bundt
  
  
  (November 7, 2018, 3:56 pm)

  I've never actually been inside the museum, but I can say that 1. this place has one of the best views of the bridge that's a safe spot for photography AND easy to get to, and 2. the trailheads and parking here make accessing the trails quite easy! Great for photos

• Frere Jung
  
  
  (October 22, 2018, 10:43 pm)

  It commands a very nice view of Bear Mountain bridge. Good photo spot.

• Jason Oliver Goodman
  
  
  (October 15, 2018, 5:14 pm)

  This is one of the nicest parks I've been to in awhile. It's got a small museum with artifacts, dioramas, examples of soldiers attire and a small book section/gift shop. Behind the museum to the left, you walk a short distance to where the fort was. There's well maintained trails with plaques showing what was there, like the house they stored gunpowder. The view overlooking Bear mountain bridge has cannons on it and you can see why this was a strategic place. If you go to the right beyond the museum there's a path leading down a hill to a footbridge over the river with a great view of the beat mountain bridge and a perfect spot to see trains. My son and I enjoyed it so much we've gone back many times.

• Mary Collins
  
  
  (October 12, 2018, 5:38 pm)

  Very nice place to learn American history. The paths can be difficult to work for some folks. Need good shoes.

• Justa GoodOlBoy
  
  
  (October 9, 2018, 2:00 am)

  Showed up on the 241st Anniversary and there was plenty going on!
  So glad that they are doing such a great job with preserving this history for future generations. A great time was had, images were captured and my only disappointment was the fact they had NO t-shirts and the gift shop didn't have as much personalized for this individual site.

The Palisades Historic Sites Conservancy - Fort Montgomery ...

Call the site office at 845 446-2134 for more information. The past comes alive at Fort Montgomery with living history demonstrations of artillery, musketry, music and camp life. Sponsored by the Fort Montgomery Battle Site Association, the Thursday Night Lecture Series features talks and presentations on a wide variety of local history topics.

Fort Montgomery State Historic Site

For more information, please call 845-446-2134. Fees & Rates. ... In the Hour of Their Country's Trial: The Battle of Fort Montgomery, October 6, 1777.

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690 Route 9W, Fort Montgomery, NY 10922, 845-446-2134 www.palisadesparksconservancy.org; As part of their campaign to occupy New York, British forces sailed up the Hudson River from New York City to aid the British army stalled at Saratoga

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You may reserve seats by calling 845-446-2134. Please leave your name, phone number and number of people in your party. Fort Montgomery State Historic Site is located at 690 Route 9W, in Fort Montgomery, NY.

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American Revolution - Fort Montgomery Chain: 845-446-2134 Click to enlarge photo of Fort Montgomery Chain. The sign reads: "Drawing of the chain and its log floats stretched across the Hudson River at Fort Montgomery, January 7, 1777.