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Fort Pulaski, where in 1862 during the American Civil War, the Union Army successfully tested a rifled cannon, the success of which rendered brick fortifications obsolete.
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TripAdvisor® Reviews
Went on to Fort Pulaski (towards Savannah just on the other side of the bridge to Tybee). We had our National Senior pass along and the four of us were able to skip the $10 PP entrance fee. If you...
I think the best part was being able to walk between all the different rooms to get a feel for how they lived. At Christmas time, they did a great job of some extra decorating. Even had a wood...
We did our self-guided tour during the Thanksgiving holiday and amazingly had very few others to contend with during our walk of the fort. The weather was overcast and chilly and that may be the...
Yelp® Reviews

Fun place to visit, even if you're not a history buff. Kids will love traversing the moat and adventuring through the numerous tunnels and caverns under...

I have visited this park a few times. It is well worth the money. Your admission works for a few days, not just one. The guy that works the gate is so...

We've been teaching out kids lots of history about the Civil War, but we live in Oregon. So while on a trip to the southeast, we decided to visit Fort...
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