Travel back in time to 1864 when the Union Army's New York Engineers were in the process of building one of the newest forts in the federal fort system. Reenactors and first-person interpreters bring history alive with stories of growing up in 1860s America.
Travel back in time to 1864 when the Union Army's New York Engineers were in the process of building one of the newest forts in the federal fort system. Reenactors and first-person interpreters bring history alive with stories of growing up in 1860s America.
Travel back in time to 1864 when the Union Army's New York Engineers were in the process of building one of the newest forts in the federal fort system. Reenactors and first-person interpreters bring history alive with stories of growing up in 1860s America.
Travel back in time to 1864 when the Union Army's New York Engineers were in the process of building one of the newest forts in the federal fort system. Reenactors and first-person interpreters bring history alive with stories of growing up in 1860s America.
Travel back in time to 1864 when the Union Army's New York Engineers were in the process of building one of the newest forts in the federal fort system. Reenactors and first-person interpreters bring history alive with stories of growing up in 1860s America.
Travel back in time to 1864 when the Union Army's New York Engineers were in the process of building one of the newest forts in the federal fort system. Reenactors and first-person interpreters bring history alive with stories of growing up in 1860s America.
Travel back in time to 1864 when the Union Army's New York Engineers were in the process of building one of the newest forts in the federal fort system. Reenactors and first-person interpreters bring history alive with stories of growing up in 1860s America.
April 11th catch St Johns Wood preforming at Sebastian Inlet! Join us for our monthly fundraising concert. All profit from donations, and the game of chance will go directly back into the park. St Johns Wood is a five-piece band that transports you back to the music of the 1960's British invasion. This is the music that defined a generation including the Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Who, Kinks, Zombies, David Bowie, Eric Clapton and many more. Enjoy the music that is etched into the golden history of Rock 'n Roll.
Experience the sights, smells and sounds of cooking on a wood-burning stove in the kitchen where Cross Creek Cookery was developed! This event will provide visitors a chance to see our stove in action as staff and volunteers prepare delicious dishes. Historic House Tours, except the 1 PM tour, will be limited to twelve people each on Wood Stove Cooking days. A sign-up sheet will be available in-person day-of. All guests will be given a chance to visit the dining room and kitchen in small groups between 10:30 AM and 1 PM. The 1 PM Historic House tour will be conducted as a walk-through tour.