The park recalls the Battle of Fort Pulaski. The watershed events of April 11th-13th 1862,not only changed evolving military strategy but also resulted in freedom and military service for area slaves. This traditional program dates to military practice during the American Revolution. This day marks the anniversary of the establishment of the National Park Service in 1916. Commemorative films and ranger programs will be offered.
Admission is free.
Private luncheon for CCC alumni. Public programs and interpretive displays on CCC throughout the afternoon. Entrance fee charged. The Savannah Symphony performs inside the fort on the parade ground. Members of the 48th New York Volunteers will reside in the fort as did United States troops during the Civil War.