Fort Greene Ville Greenville, OH 45331
About the Business
Welcome to Fort Greene Ville, your premier destination in Greenville, Ohio, where history and community come together to create an unforgettable experience. Located in the heart of Greenville, Ohio 45331, our establishment offers a unique blend of local charm and historical significance, making it a must-visit spot for both residents and visitors alike.
At Fort Greene Ville, we pride ourselves on providing a warm and inviting atmosphere that reflects the rich heritage of our town. Whether you're exploring the area's historical landmarks, enjoying a leisurely day out, or simply looking for a place to relax, we offer a variety of services and experiences tailored to meet your needs.
Our knowledgeable and friendly staff are dedicated to ensuring that your visit is both enjoyable and memorable. We invite you to explore everything Fort Greene Ville has to offer and discover why we are a beloved part of the Greenville community. Come visit us today and be a part of our story!
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Reviews
"Nice venue for an outdoor gathering. Can be rented through the City if Greenville, Park Dept. Has electric & a restroom."
"This is a small replica fort dedicated to the much larger original Fort Greene Ville. It is located on the same grounds as the historic Water Street Cemetery. This is a public park, but the inside of the fort itself is rarely open to visitors. The local Boy Scouts used to use it when I was a kid, but now the gates are usually locked. The original Fort Greene Ville was founded in 1793 by General Anthony Wayne, a Revolutionary War leader who was appointed Commander in Chief of the U.S. Army by President George Washington. At over 55 acres, it was the largest wooden fort ever constructed at the time. Gen. Wayne named the fort for his fellow Revolutionary War general, Nathanael Greene. The fort was the site of the signing of the Treaty of Greenville on August 3, 1795, which effectively ended the Northwest Indian Wars, opening up the area to settlers, and paving the way to Ohio becoming a state in 1803."
"Unlike Fort Recovery down the road a ways, here there is a reconstruction of the fort. It shows how small the fort was to be so instrumental in the history of both the Native Americans and the, by then, American army."
"If you are A HISTORY buff check it out. When you stand in front of the fort close your eyes and think 100 years ago you were in the middle of nowhere. All you would see would be a soldier or cowboy on a horse or maybe even an Indian on a horse."
"It is a beautiful fort, but I was there on a day that it was not open."
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