From the April 9, 2024, NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.
In the interest of safety and security, the NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources announced today that the Fort Fisher Historic Site will temporarily close to the public beginning Tuesday, April 16 as workers relocate exhibits, artifacts and staff offices to the site' new 20,000 square foot visitors center.
In addition, work will begin on the restoration of parts of the fort which were demolished when the fort was used as an anti-aircraft training facility during World War II
This temporary closure refers to all parts of the fort west of US-421, including the museum, restrooms, tour trails around the mounds and parking lots.
The sites Battle Acre, east of US-421, will remain open.
Plans called for a phased reopening during the summer.
But, if you want to see the fort, you'd better get out there before this coming Tuesday.
--Old B-Runner
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