Fort Carlisle

Fort Carlisle was a military site established during the American Civil War in 1862, located in Pennsylvania. Its purpose was to serve as a defensive stronghold and supply depot to protect key transportation routes and nearby areas from Confederate attacks. The fort was part of a series of fortifications built around Harrisburg to defend against potential invasion. Today, the site is remembered as a historical landmark, offering insight into Civil War defenses and regional history. It played an important role in safeguarding strategic locations, contributing to the Union’s efforts during the conflict.