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Fort Pulaski National Monument
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Located near Savannah, Fort Pulaski played a pivotal role in the American Civil War. In 1862, Union forces successfully tested a rifled cannon against the fort’s brick walls—marking a revolutionary moment in military technology. The breach demonstrated that traditional masonry fortifications were no longer effective, forever changing the future of warfare. Today, visitors can explore the fort’s well-preserved structure, scenic trails, and interpretive exhibits that bring this historic event to life.
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Courtney D. | Aug 29, 2026Loved our trip to see the fort! It was my favorite experience (apart from the beach) during our time down at Tybee! If you have any interest in history, go ...
J T. | Aug 26, 2026This place was truly spectacular. We love all of the National Monuments all over the states. Lots of history here and learning to do. Definitely bring ...
Becca M. | Aug 19, 2026Toured on a scorching hot Monday. Loads of interesting facts about the fort from the informational video in the welcome center and the short video in the ...
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