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Hours
| Tuesday | 9:30AM–4:45PM |
| Wednesday | 9:30AM–4:45PM |
| Thursday | 9:30AM–4:45PM |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | 9:30AM–4:45PM |
| Monday | 9:30AM–4:45PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 200 N James St, Rome, NY 13440 Phone: (315) 338-7730 Website: http://www.nps.gov/fost/index.htm
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Review Summary
Kristin Connor
Guides are super knowledgeable. Have taken 3 of my kids here on school field trips. The museum store is up to date.
Matt Martoccio
The staff was super friendly and the boys really enjoyed it.
Leah RB Morris
This location is absolutely beautiful and filled with fascinating artifacts.
ïmpurïty
Every visit I’ve had to the Fort Stanwix monument has been a great one. There is a lot to learn from this location and the site located next to the monument offers a lot of information and I do think they offer tours as I have received one by folks on site. They can offer such interesting locations within the fort showing our history locked in our era. It is also incredibly well maintained. I think all who are looking for a fun place to stop while you’re in Rome, this is definitely a good location for it.
anthony stroud
We stumbled upon Fort Stanwix by accident when we saw an exit sign on the interstate that said Rome, NY, and traveling from Rome GA we couldn’t resist the urge to go. The surprise was the hidden gem that we found here. The museum, rebuilt fortifications, and staff here where great! I would definitely recommend a stop there if you’re into history and such. I found photos I took of the city park, but not of the fort, unfortunately.
John Medellin
This is a perfect place for such a time as this. History is being ignored, time to double down and cherish our founders sacrifices that are timeless.