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» The Battle Fallen Timbers Battlefield Preservation Commission

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Preserve Our History Become a member. The Battle of Fallen Timbers. Alarmed at the potential loss of the Northwest territory, Washington appointed Major General Anthony Wayne to raise and train a professional United States army. Wayne’s army, organized on the model of the Roman Legions, began moving north from Cincinnati in late 1793, building a series of supporting forts as they went. On August 10, 1794, the actions that became known as the Battle of Fallen Timbers occurred. Ambush, Victory, and Betrayal.

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» Membership Fallen Timbers Battlefield Preservation Commission

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Preserve Our History Become a member. Help the Commission with its preservation and education efforts by becoming a member. To save postage, members are e-mailed the newsletter. To request the newsletter to be mailed to you, please call or email us or indicate on your mailed membership form. To pay your membership fee with your credit card or PayPal account (please be sure to enter the correct amount for your membership category). Complete the online membership form. Sign Up By Mail. Maumee, OH 43547.

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Fallen Timbers Battlefield Preservation Commission

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Preserve Our History Become a member. Preserving the Legacy of Maumee’s Historic Battlefield. The Fallen Timbers Monument along the scenic Maumee River. How the Battle of Fallen Timbers shaped American history. The remaining earthworks of Fort Miamis in the center of Maumee. Of the recently discovered battlefield site. The Commission's efforts to preserve history for future generations. In 1999 the U.S. Congress passed legislation creating the Fallen Timbers Battlefield and Fort Miamis National H...This ...

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» Visiting Fallen Timbers Battlefield Preservation Commission

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Preserve Our History Become a member. Visiting the historic sites. The National Historic Site consists of three separate areas:. Call (419) 407-9700 to schedule a tour. Directions to the Battlefield. The site of the battle consists of 187 acres of open field with a wooded area near the center. The site has seen relatively little human activity since the 1794 battle, and several significant natural features relevant to the battle are present today. Located north of U.S. 24 West of I-475. Until the Battlef...

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History of North Baltimore, Ohio :: History of a Black Swamp Boomtown

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History of a Black Swamp Boomtown. History of a Black Swamp Boomtown. Of the North Baltimore Area and Henry Township. History of a Black Swamp Boomtown. View timelines of North Baltimore's history by selecting from the menu on the left. The North Baltimore, Ohio Area Historical Society, Inc. 229 North Main Street, P.O. Box 174. North Baltimore, Ohio, 45872. Email: nboahs@nbpubliclibrary.org Send us an email. Site designed by Christine Boltz.

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Publications from the North Baltimore Area Historical Society

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Publications from the North Baltimore Area Historical Society. Resourcs : Publications from the North Baltimore Area Historical Society. For Genealogy and Historical Research. Publications available from the Society. Black Swamp Soldiers: Henry Township Men in the Civil War. Henry Township provided 30 soldiers to the Union Army during the Civil War. This publication lists these men and describes their service and several historical events in which they participated. Suggested donation: $5.00. Email:...

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» About Us Fallen Timbers Battlefield Preservation Commission

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Preserve Our History Become a member. Visitors learn about the history of the battlefield on a guided tour. Board Members of the Fallen Timbers Battlefield Preservation Commission. During the hot summer of 1995, a team of volunteers under the supervision of Dr. Michael Pratt of Heidelberg University working in a beanfield rewrote history. August 20, 1794. The Battle of Fallen Timbers. Fallen Timbers monument dedicated. Dr Pratt’s archeological survey locates the battle site. The City of Maumee gives titl...

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» Preservation Fallen Timbers Battlefield Preservation Commission

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Preserve Our History Become a member. Preserving The Battle’s Historic Sites. Fort Miamis (drawing by Tom Hohl). The actual site of the Battle of Fallen Timbers was identified in 1995 in an archeological survey by Dr. G. Michael Pratt of the Heidelberg College Center for Historic and Military Archeology Studies. This survey, as well as one in 2001, provided a wealth of information regarding the progression of the Battle of Fallen Timbers. Read the General Management Plan. Maumee, OH 43537.

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» 2015 events Fallen Timbers Battlefield Preservation Commission

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