Fort Zeller

Fort Zeller is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Newmanstown, Lebanon County, dedicated 1947.

Lebanon County · dedicated 1947 · PA 419 (Main St.) at Ft. Zeller Rd., Newmanstown

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The State's oldest existing fort is half a mile to the north. Pioneers who came to the Tulpehocken from the Schoharie valley built it in 1723, rebuilt it in 1745. It was used as a place of refuge during Indian wars.

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Fort Zeller

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