Fort Loudon Historical Society
Fort Loudoun Historic Site
Fort Loudoun was built in 1756 by the colony of Pennsylvania, served as a supply depot during the French and Indian War, was the site of the Cherokee Indian council of 1758, and it was the site of a pre-Rev War uprising, the Black Boys Rebellion of 1765.
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1975
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Fort Loudon, PA 17224 USA
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fortloudounpa.com
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Pennsylvanias Fort Loudoun 17561765Built by Pennsylvanians in 1756. Attacked by Pennsylvanians in 1765. History Happened Here. Pennsylvania Provincial British Army Supply Depot 17561760Cherokee Indian Council June 1758Pontiacs Rebellion 1763Muskingum Campaign British Army 18 day forest warfare training 1764Black Boys Rebellion March to November 1765 Workshops .
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