Black Rock Fort and Fort Nathan Hale

Forts from Revolutionary War (Black Rock) and Civil War (Nathan Hale) command spectacular views of New Haven harbor.

Getting There & Details

Admission
Free.
Hours
Memorial Day-Labor Day,
Address
Woodward Ave.
Phone
(203) 946-8790
Map
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