French And Indian War Foundation

Bringing the "War that Made America" to Life
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The French and Indian War Foundation was established in 2002 to focus public attention on the early settlement of the American colonies' western frontier, with particular emphasis on the period of the French and Indian War (1754-1763).

 

                                           Marching in the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival's Grand Feature Parade, 2008
Foundation Activities
The Foundation is proud to offer educational and social opportunities for the general public to learn more about this fascinating time period. 
 
Many of our events are Family Friendly! It is even possible that George Washington, himself, may make an appearence. Please take time to visit our Events page to learn more. We've included a few events offered outside of the area that are perfect for a day trip! 
 
 
 

Foundation News
Fort Loudoun Day A Success!
Click the link below to read about this exciting event in our local paper...
 

Brett Osborn (from left), Ralph Pierce, and Rob Andrews, members of the James Wood Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution, raise a British flag Saturday afternoon in front of the Fort Loudoun Resource Center.
(Photo by Scott Mason, Winchester Star)

 
...And on the local television station
 

 

 

Our Mission
The French and Indian War Foundation is dedicated to educating the public about the historical significance of the war and to preserving the sites associated with this conflict on the American Frontier.

Goals

Raise public awareness about the war and its consequences through public lectures and tours, as well as publication in the media.

Collect and conserve primary documents relating to the war.

Identify, document, preserve, and interpret French and Indian War era landmarks in the back country of the mid-Atlantic colonies.

Cooperate with privately and publicly owned French and Indian War fort sites, battlefields, and other historical sites in research, promotional, and preservation activities. 

  

 

   

   

 

 

French and Indian War Foundation

540-665-2046

P.O. Box 751

Winchester, VA 22604

frenchandindian@gmail.com