1921 Fort Fisher Monument
Battle Acre Road, Kure Beach, North Carolina 28449
About the Business
The 1921 Fort Fisher Monument is a historic site located on Battle Acre Road in Kure Beach, North Carolina. This monument commemorates the Civil War Battle of Fort Fisher, which took place in 1865. The monument was erected in 1921 to honor the soldiers who fought and died in this important battle. Visitors can explore the site and learn about the history of Fort Fisher through informational displays and guided tours. The monument serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by those who fought in the Civil War and the significance of this battle in American history.
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"Very calm and quiet... Great site to relax and take in some history. I just pray that this monument won't be a victim of trying to erase history by getting rid of the monument. Many people were out walking the trails, pet friendly, kid friendly. A reminder of what we were and now are not. Area is very clean and well kept!"
"Visited here often as a kid. While in the area, stopped by on 12.28.23 for nostalgia's sake. I always love the "crooked trees" as my sister & I called them back in the 1970's. The beauty of this place never gets old!"
"Nice spot for ha g around n kear some history.."
"This is a great place to watch a sunset/sunrise. You can park and walk to the left down a trail, or right, to a beach area. I went during TS Ophelia, so it was cloudy but nice (windy and chilly). Plenty of parking."
"Always a wonderful place to simply park right at the water and watch waves crash into the rocks. Lovely walking path that leads to a great gazebo. Keep in mind the rocks there are dangerous and you need to stay off of them. If nothing else, it’ll make it hard to help you if you fall and get hurt. Overall my favorite spot on Pleasure Island."
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