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Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park
| Category: | Historic Site |
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| Address: | Monument St. & Park Ave. Groton, 06340 |
| Highway Access: | (I-95 Ex. 87) |
| Description: | 16-acre park features the remains of Fort Griswold, a Revolutionary War fort that was attacked by British troops under the command of the infamous traitor Benedict Arnold, a Connecticut native. The fort was overrun and half of the defenders were massacred. The Monument House Museum has displays of Groton’s history. The Groton Monument offers sweeping views of the fort and surrounding area. Picnic area. |
| Phone: | (860) 445-1729 |
| FAX: | (860) 444-9201 |
| Website: | http://www.ct.gov/deep/fortgriswold |
| Dates of Operation: | Park: year-round. Museum and monument: Memorial Day-Labor Day, Wed.-Sun. 9-5. |
| Handicap Accessible: | yes |
| Tourtime: | 1 hour |
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