Mike Waskul raises his glass during a ritual where 18 toasts from the officers are given during the ceremonies and celebrations that took place at Fort Meigs on July 4, 1813. The Blade/Amy E. Voigt ...

PERRYSBURG, Ohio — Fort Meigs opened to visitors on Friday, as it does every year on April 1. With COVID-19 restrictions lifted, organizers expect bigger crowds over the coming months. "We do hope for ...

A group of several dozen people listen as Fort Meigs site director Rick Finch, right, introduces Wayne State University's Don Hickey, center left, before the two lead through Fort Meigs. THE ...

Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! Fort Meigs is the largest wooden, walled Fort in North America. Interim Director Ashley Phlipot explained that General William Henry Harrison ordered ...

MAUMEE, Ohio (WTVG) - Fort Meigs Memorial Bridge and part of Conant Street will be closed for a few days for arch installation. The City of Maumee says on Feb. 27, Conant Street, from the Anthony ...

PERRYSBURG, Ohio — As far as Ohioans are concerned, the conflict between the Americans and British at the beginning of the 19th century should really be called the War of 1813. This year marks the ...

PERRYSBURG, Ohio — Fort Meigs was and still is huge. The War of 1812 garrison, commanded by Gen. William Henry Harrison, rebuffed two attacks in 1813 by British troops and their Indian allies. It ...

PERRYSBURG, Ohio — The coronavirus pandemic made 2020 a challenging year for Fort Meigs, but that adversity led to innovation and creativity, and a reason for optimism in 2021. Executive Director ...

PERRYSBURG, Ohio (WJW)– Fort Meigs, located just south of Toledo in the city of Perrysburg, is one of our state’s most important historical sites. It was built in 1813 to defend what was then the ...

PERRYSBURG, Ohio — Fort Meigs was and still is huge. The War of 1812 garrison, commanded by Gen. William Henry Harrison, rebuffed two attacks in 1813 by British troops and their Native American allies ...

Following the loss of Detroit in August 1812 and the defeat at Frenchtown in January 1813, the western Ohio frontier lay open to attacks by the British and its Native American allies. To defend ...