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Fort Meigs is the largest reconstructed, wooden-walled fort in the U.S. Built during the War of 1812, it stopped British invasion of the Old Northwest.
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#3E4605
Deep Bronze
62, 70, 5
67, 87, 15
11, 0, 93, 73
#C48861
Antique Brass
196, 136, 97
24, 46, 57
0, 31, 51, 23
#8AAEF3
Jordy Blue
138, 174, 243
219, 81, 75
43, 28, 0, 5
Fort Meigs is a historic site in Perrysburg, Ohio, dedicated to interpreting the War of 1812 and its legacy. Managed by the nonprofit Fort Meigs Association on behalf of the Ohio History Connection, the site invites visitors to explore the history of the Old Northwest and learn about the people connected with the fort. Its attractions include a museum and visitor center, outdoor exhibits, and a reconstructed fort that is open seasonally. The museum and visitor center welcome guests year-round, while outdoor exhibits generally operate from April through October; seasonal hours and reduced winter admission may apply.
Visitors can plan trips using the site’s admission, hours, and directions information, and attend special events, including historical programs and miniature wargaming gatherings. Fort Meigs also offers facility rentals and opportunities to support its work through volunteering, donations, and memberships. Its shop, available in person and online, sells souvenirs, replicas, gifts, games, and historical books.
The Fort Meigs name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Fort Meigs and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Fort Meigs. Their use is subject to Fort Meigs's brand guidelines.
