The City of Perrysburg and the City of Maumee will host the traditional Independence Day fireworks on July 3 (rain date is ...

Fort Meigs has a full slate of activities for history lovers of all ages The Perrysburg site hosts family-friendly events throughout the year.

If you plan to visit Fort Meigs in the near future, be aware that River Road is still closed for construction. For detour information and a list of events, head over to the Fort Meigs event page here.

PERRYSBURG – As with the rest of the world, historical Fort Meigs in Perrysburg fighting the battle against coronavirus. But Ashley Phlipot, interim director, said it is important for people to know ...

At Fort Meigs, the site of a crucial turning point in the War of 1812, visitors can explore its history and join in special events coming up in October.

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 ...

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Fort Meigs, located just south of Toledo in the city of Perrysburg, is one of our state’s most important historical sites.

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 ...

The Garrison Ghost Walk was Oct. 18 at Fort Meigs in Perrysburg. Volunteers told haunted stories and anecdotes from the battlefield of the War of 1812 during the hour-long journey. CLICK ON ANY ...

Fort Meigs is the largest wooden fort ever built in North Americaâ ¦and itâ s easy to see why they built a fort here: marching up this 40-foot bluff from the Maumee River seems like suicide for the ...

How Montgomery Meigs, a now mostly forgotten figure from the Civil War, went on to leave a lasting influence on the very look of Washington today and became, with no notable battlefield experience ...