VISIT HISTORICAL SITES

There are French and Indian War historic sites and museums located in over twenty states and Canada. The list below highlights a few and will change each time you click the refresh button or re-visit this page. View the interactive map to see states represented.

Historical Sites

	Fort Ontario In 1763, the end of Pontiac’s rebellion was negotiated at Fort Ontario, located in Oswego, NY. The fort was built in 1755 by the British, destroyed by the French, and rebuilt by the British in 175...
	Fort Loudoun State Historic Area During the French and Indian War, the colonists of South Carolina felt threatened by French activity in the Mississippi Valley. To counter this threat, the colony sent the Independent Company of So...
	Coshocton Once the capital of the 18th century Delaware Nation, Coshocton was the site of the 1763 Delaware and Shawnee peace treaty with the British that resulted in the release of 200 white prisoners.

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