Submitted by Paul Leonard
Saturday, the historic masonry walls of Fort Morgan will echo once again with the voices of Confederate soldiers being drilled and the thunderous booms of cannon fire as the site marks the anniversary of one of the …
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Submitted by Paul Leonard
Saturday, the historic masonry walls of Fort Morgan will echo once again with the voices of Confederate soldiers being drilled and the thunderous booms of cannon fire as the site marks the anniversary of one of the largest naval battles of the Civil War.
Infantry demonstrations, artillery demonstrations, and sharpshooting from the fort’s glacis will occur throughout the day as history is brought to life.
Admissions to the site are Adult $7, Senior (65 or older) $5; Child (6-12) $4. Hours of operation are 8 a.m.-5 p.m.for the grounds and fortifications, and 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.for the museum.
The Fort Morgan State Historic Site is at 51 State Highway 180; Gulf Shores, 36542.