• Fort Trumbull is a massive granite fort near the mouth of the Thames River in New London, Connecticut, managed as Fort Trumbull State Park by the Connecticut...
  • On the banks of Connecticut’s Thames River and opposite Fort Griswold, Fort Trumbull’s history begins with the Revolutionary War.
  • The defenders of Fort Trumbull briefly engaged the British forces before fleeing across the Thames River in boats to join the larger force of port defenders at Fort...
  • Since Colonial times Fort Trumbull served as the location of various military forts, schools and research facilities for the United States Army...
  • Fort Trumbull has a legacy of service spanning two and a half centuries, from the American Revolution to World War II to the Cold War.
  • Fort Trumbull is unique due to the Egyptian Revival features incorporated into its design.
  • The Fort Trumbull Streetscape incorporates a substantial sidewalk system and on-street parking, in order to promote pedestrian activity...
  • Established as a park in 2000 the site is a preserved fort. First built in 1777, the present day look was built in the mid-1800s.
  • On April 10th, 1776 Commodore Esek Hopkins of the fledgeling United States Navy was asked to emplace cannon at Fort Trumbull.
  • On the morning of September 6, 1781, a large British force commanded by Benedict Arnold attacked New London, commencing at Fort Trumbull.