Fort Bigham

Juniata County · dedicated 1947 · William Penn Hwy. (SR 3001) at Industrial Park Rd. (PA 75), ~.8 mile NW of Mexico

The site of this stockaded blockhouse is a few miles west in Tuscarora Valley. Built about 1754 to protect traders and settlers in this region. In 1756 it was destroyed by Indians.

8.8 miles from where Elizabeth Bailey lived in the 1770s

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Fort Bigham

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