Fort Morris LC#6 Traditional Cache

*** WE ARE CURRENTLY OUT OF COINS***

Fort Morris State Historic Site was built to defend the former town of Sunbury, which was once a bustling seaport second in Georgia only to Savannah. Fort Morris was used as a coastal fortification during the Revolutionary War. The earthen works were reconstructed during the War of 1812 and were later used as a Civil War Encampment.

The site’s museum features displays of civilian and military life during Georgia’s Colonial, Revolutionary, and Antebellum past. It also offers visitors a fascinating video, entitled Sunbury Sleeps, and self-guided tours of the 200-year-old earthen works. During periodic special events, reenactments bring Fort Morris alive with roaring cannons and the measured tread of marching soldiers.

Fort Morris is open Thursday-Saturday from 9am-5pm.

* Please be respectful of this property. Please pull off of the main road into the parking lot to retrieve this cache. Once you have located the cache, PLEASE return the stamp and ink pad back in the cache. As with any other cache please hide back as found. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE CACHE FROM LOCATION
Geocache placed with permission from Park Manager.