Fort Mitchell Pioneer Day and Quilt Show 2025

Fort Mitchell Pioneer Day and Quilt Show 2025

April 26th, 202510 am-3pm EASTERN

Fort Mitchell

Pioneer Day at Fort Mitchell takes place in and around a very historic fort built in 1813 alongside the Old Federal Road. It is a festival highlighting our past with many family centered activities, such as an awesome quilt show. There will be entries of new, vintage, and patriotic quilts and more. There will be demonstrations from blacksmiths, historical reenactors at the Fort, Creek Tribal Group Demonstrations,  craft vendors of all kinds and food vendors. There will be kids activities as well as tours of the Fort, which also includes the Indian Heritage Monument for the Creek Trail of Tears and a beautiful Dog Trot Cabin built in 1840. Too much more to mention. Please join us for a special day on April 26th.

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    Fort Mitchell Historic Landmark Site
    • 561 AL Hwy. 165
    • Fort Mitchell, AL 36856
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    Fort Mitchell Historic Site

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    Fort Mitchell is located in the Tuskegee & Phenix City Area of the South Alabama Region

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    Children 10 and under free. All others $5. Family maximum $20

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    What to See & Do

    Fort Mitchell Historic Landmark Site

    1813 fort, 12-ft.-high palisade, log cabin, museum/visitors center with film, scenes and artifacts, tavern and carriage house, and Trading Post.

    Chattahoochee Indian Heritage Center

    Celebrate culture of Native Americans who inhabited Chattahoochee Valley. Includes stickball field, sacred fire sculpture, interpretive plaques, interpretive trail, names of Native Americans removed west in 1830s.

    Fort Mitchell Historic Site

    Declared a National Landmark in 1990, the site features a reconstruction of the 1813 fort that was an important United States military post during the Creek War. It includes a visitors center, museum, a diorama of different eras, a collection of hist...
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