Museum Name: Historic Fort Steuben
Schedule: Fort open May-October; Exhibit hall open all year
Established: 1986
Address: 120 South Third Street, Steubenville OH 43952
Phone Number: 740-283-1787
Director: Judith Bratten
Email: info@oldfortsteuben.com
Website: http://www.oldfortsteuben.com/
Focus: Historic Fort Steuben is a reconstruction on the original site of the 1787 fort built to protect the surveyors of the Northwest Territory. Exhibits include history of western settlement of the US as well as more recent military history
Ages: All ages
Cost: Adults: $5; Children: $3; special group rates
Notes: For an additional $1/person, classes may visit the adjacent First Federal Land Office, the original 1801 structure that houses furnishings of the period as well as documents from land grants and purchases

Major Exhibits:
Reconstructed Fort Steuben featuring the Officers' Quarters, Enlisted Men's Quarters, Hospital, Quartermaster, and Blacksmith buildings. Exhibit hall has information on the Northwest Territory, surveying, and the Louis and Clark Expedition.

2008 Exhibits:
Black History Month: African Americans in the Military (Feb. 4- 29)
Tribute to the American Soldier (July 11-13)
Celebrate the Constitution (Sept.14-27)
Native American Month (Nov. 3-21)

Class Trip Programs:
School field trips include tour of Fort, current exhibits and visit to the Museum Shop.

Class Trip Pricing:
Students: $2/person Adults: One free for every ten students; otherwise $3/person