Fort Hale Park

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36 Woodward Ave
East Haven, CT 06512
+1 (203) 469-3441
http://www.fort-nathan-hale.org

Fort Nathan Hale and Black Rock Fort, located in New Haven, Connecticut, are historic sites that played significant roles in the American Revolution, the War of 1812, and the Civil War. The Fort Nathan Hale Restoration Projects Inc., a nonprofit organization established in 1967, is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of these landmarks, ensuring their historical significance is maintained for future generations.

Recognized as a Landmark and Historic Site by the New Haven Preservation Trust and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Fort Nathan Hale serves as a testament to the heroes who served in various conflicts. The site hosts events and activities that engage visitors and honor the contributions of volunteers and reenactors who bring history to life.

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