Fort Tonoloway State Park
Fort Tonoloway, located not far up the creek from the Little Tonoloway Recreation Area, was a small frontier fort built in the summer of 1755. It was protected by 15 men under the command of Lieutenant Stoddert. Soldiers reported gruesome massacres on the road to Fort Tonoloway – houses were burned, livestock was slaughtered, and men were killed. Fort Tonoloway is also known as Stoddert's Fort
The fort was abandoned in August 1756 for Fort Frederick.
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Nearby Amenities:
- Hancock Motel
Approximately 0.6 miles away. - Hancock Tollhouse
Approximately 0.6 miles away. - Potomac River Grill
Approximately 0.7 miles away. - Little Tonoloway Boat Ramp
Approximately 0.8 miles away. - Little Tonoloway Restrooms
Approximately 0.8 miles away.