Join the NY 99th Volunteer Infantry, Company D, and the 124th NY State Volunteers, Company B, for a living history program. Learn from historic interpreters about the Battle of Big Bethel and military life at Fort Monroe during the Civil War. Free, No Registration Required!
Last Chance to join Historic Interpreters Fallon Burner and Russell Reed for a living history program and to see the finished canoe! Learn about Virginia Indigenous lifeways, culture and the craft of dugout canoes. Featuring material culture displays and interactive activities. The Fort Monroe Canoe Project is a year-long project to craft dugout canoes. Support […]
Join Historic Interpreters Fallon Burner and Russell Reed for a living history program to learn how Virginia Indigenous people crafted dugout canoes. Featuring Craft Demonstrations, Artifact Reproductions & Interactive Activities The Fort Monroe Canoe Project is a year-long project to craft dugout canoes. Support Provided by the Fort Monroe Foundation and Newport News Shipbuilding, a […]
Help shape the future of Fort Monroe Fort Monroe is beginning a once-in-a-generation effort to guide how the landscape evolves over the next 25–50 years. Whether you visit for the beach, to walk and bike, attend events, or simply enjoy the space, your perspective matters. Fort Monroe belongs to many communities—those who live nearby, those […]