The Yellow Picnic Table

Fort Foster State Historic Site serves as a reproduction of the original fort built in 1836, reflecting an important chapter of Florida's history during the Second Seminole War. Located within Hillsborough River State Park, the site notable for its living-history demonstrations, educates visitors on the military's role and interactions with the Seminole nation. The Interpretive Center features over 100 artifacts, offering insight into the fort's storied past and the ensuing conflicts. Annual events, such as the Fort Foster Rendezvous and the Candlelight Experience, provide immersive experiences that highlight the historical significance of this space and its efforts to preserve Florida's heritage. Generated from the website