Fort Frederica National Monument
Georgia's fate was decided in 1742 when Spanish and British forces clashed on St. Simons Island. Fort Frederica's troops defeated the Spanish, ensuring Georgia's future as a British colony. Today, the archeological remnants of Frederica are protected by the National Park Service.
Directions from Torras Causeway: at end of causeway, get in left lane. Follow left lane to traffic light. Go straight at light. Follow Sea Island Road to Frederica Road. Turn left at traffic light onto Frederica Road. Follow Frederica to roundabout. Take second exit of roundabout (still on Frederica). Go approximately 1 mile. Turn left onto park entrance road. Across from Wesley United Methodist Church. For detailed directions, clink the link below.
- Biking
- Guided Tours
- Hiking
- Archeology
- Colonization and Settlement
- Wars and Conflicts
- Colonial/European Contact Conflicts
Ruin of Soldier Barracks at Fort Frederica NM
The Barracks ruin is one of the few above ground structures at Fort Frederica
Artist rendering of Downtown Frederica Town
Artist rendering of Downtown Frederica Town
Artist rendering of Downtown Frederica Town
Artist rendering of Downtown Frederica Town
Artifacts found at Frederica
Artifacts found at Frederica
Soldiers of the 42nd Regiment of Foote
Soldiers of the 42nd Regiment of Foote
100 year old grapevine at Frederica
100 year old grapevine at Frederica which still produces "Summer Grapes"
Fort Frederica at Sunset
Nature and History combine in a beautiful setting at Fort Frederica
Fort Frederica's Visitor Center during Azalea Season
Fort Frederica's Visitor Center during Azalea Season