Fort Necessity, Battle site in Pennsylvania
Fort Necessity National Battlefield is a landmark that marks the first battle of the French and Indian War.
Constructed by George Washington's troops in 1754, Fort Necessity saw the defeat of the young colonel's forces.
The site commemorates colonial-era struggles and the broader context of European conflicts in North America.
Visitors can explore the renovated fortification, museum, and battlefield at the park in Fayette County.
Fort Necessity was named so because it was hastily built in necessity during an advancing enemy threat.
Location: Fayette County
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