fallen timbers battlefield
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fallen timbers battlefield印象
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Don't travel out of your way for this one, not much more than a monument in a field on a bluff overlooking the Maumee River. It happens to be along a bike path near us (the Wabash Cannonball Trail) and makes for a nice place for a brief rest stop.
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Fallen Timbers Memorial Park is about 10 minute drive from Ft. Meigs. It is a small park to commemorate the historical event. The actual battles took place in what is now the Fallen Timbers Mall but this site is beautiful and on a hill. There are bike/walk trails. Would recommend to take the time to visit.
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A neat statue is erected to honor the ideals and peoples that fought at the Battle. 4 sides show 4 different stories. Very scenic.
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I wish there was more to this visit as there is no visitor center to learn about the battle. There is a park with trails, and statue as a monument. Other than that there is not much to see. If you want the National Park Stamp you need to visit the library about 5 miles away and ask for it at the front desk. Had to do some Googling on my own to learn about the battle.
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If you enjoy military history, and civil war era history this is a must do! Fallen Timbers commonly has events that are free to the public! Check out their website, they are worth a visit!
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My family enjoyed walking through the area. Well groomed, interesting plants and even a bunny! Just wish there was a diagram to explain where we were walking and any other historical information. There were some signs but very vague throughout the trails. Otherwise nice time together with family.
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gorgeous scenery, not crowded, easy to find with good parking and free!! Great for pets, kids and walkers.
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The part of this battlefield that is accessible to the public is really just a small park with a statue and a few monuments. Very little information is available about what actually happened here. It's a shame nothing has been done to interpret the actual battlefield across the street- this was a key event in both the history of the Midwest and the history of Ohio. Worth a ten minute stop if you are in the area, but don't go out of your way.
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I took my Kids Camp kids to the battlefield. They enjoyed seeing the statues and reading about it, but there was not a lot there.
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It is a great historical site and visit. Well worth the time to plan. Ft Meigs is a very important landmark in out history of the Revolutionary war period and deserves a visit to see why it was important! One of the Chain of Forts built to protect and secure the areas.