Fort Trumbull, the third fort constructed along New London’s waterfront, boasts a rich history of military service spanning from the Revolutionary War to World War II and the Cold War. Its Egyptian Revival architecture sets it apart, with restored quarters that offer a glimpse into its past. Visitors can explore the informative Visitor Center, which provides context and details about the fort’s significance. The site also features a fishing pier, allowing guests to enjoy the waterfront and engage in recreational activities while surrounded by the fort’s historic structures.
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