America 250: Independence Day at Colonial Sunbury

Celebrate Independence Day with a bang! Visitors will experienc

Fort Morris Historic Site 2559 Fort Morris Road Midway, GA

Independence Day at Colonial Sunbury

Celebrate Independence Day with a bang! Visitors will experience historic blackpowder weapon firing demonstrations each hour. Enjoy playing some of the old fashioned toys and games; sack races, jump rope, bean bags, and more!It is July 4, 1776 in colonial Sunbury all ov......More

Celebrate Independence Day with a bang! Visitors will experience historic blackpowder weapon firing demonstrations each hour. Enjoy playing some of the old fashioned toys and games; sack races, jump rope, bean bags, and more!It is July 4, 1776 in colonial Sunbury all over again!Since it origin 250 years ago, the 4th of July in America has traditionally been marked and celebrated with fireworks, and all sorts of revelry. Step thorough time back to when it all began, and experience with your own senses the sites and sounds of America's Independence!Add Main

Fort Morris Historic Site 2559 Fort Morris Road Midway, GA 31320 (MapQuest) (Google Maps)

Labor Day Celebration

Watch history come alive with spinning, blacksmithing, woodworking, and more- plus blackpowder weapon demonstrations on the hour.Add Main

Fort Morris Historic Site 2559 Fort Morris Road Midway, GA 31320 (MapQuest) (Google Maps)

Labor Day Celebration

Watch history come alive with spinning, blacksmithing, woodwo

Fort Morris Historic Site 2559 Fort Morris Road Midway, GA

"Come and Take It!" Encampment and Wreath Ceremony

The event honors Colonel John McIntosh’s bold reply to a British demand for surrender: “Come & Take It!” Experience living history with colonial demonstrations, musket and cannon drills, 18th-century music, and a wreath-laying ceremony conducted by the Sons and Daughter......More

The event honors Colonel John McIntosh’s bold reply to a British demand for surrender: “Come & Take It!” Experience living history with colonial demonstrations, musket and cannon drills, 18th-century music, and a wreath-laying ceremony conducted by the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution.Add Main

Fort Morris Historic Site 2559 Fort Morris Road Midway, GA 31320 (MapQuest) (Google Maps)

"Come and Take It!" Encampment and Wreath Ceremony

The event honors Colonel John McIntosh’s bold reply to a Brit

Fort Morris Historic Site 2559 Fort Morris Road Midway, GA