This category lists sites of the War of 1812 between the United States and Great Britain.
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Diplomatic papers from the War era including the Declaration of War and the Treaty of Ghent.
Informative War of 1812 site including: historical documentation, events calendar and interactive points of interest maps
Located in Lake Huron, the fort was captured by the British very early in the war, and remained in their hands despite American attempts to retake it. Site has visitor information.
Visit the fort that defended Baltimore against the British invasion in the War of 1812, and the birthplace of the National Anthem. Includes site history, visitor information, and calendar of events.
Perrysburg, Ohio. A reconstruction of the original 1813 fort, contains history, visitor information, schedule of events, and maps.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Fort York was the primary defensive position of York during the War of 1812.
The story of the schooner Nancy, which sailed the upper Great Lakes during the War of 1812, and the museum that houses her hull.
Complete online edition of Lossing's monumental 1869 book covering the entire War of 1812.
American and British privateers during the War of 1812, including listings of POW's of both sides.
Contains the text of the treaty and related primary source materials from the online collections of the Library of Congress.
Original documents, images and other primary sources relate the effect of the war on Wisconsin.
Cheektowaga, NY. War of 1812 Cemetery gravestone inscriptions.
A variety of articles on the war including information on battles, weapons, soldiers, and women's roles. Also includes links to historic sites, reenactor information and many photographs.
Complete online edition of Lossing's monumental 1869 book covering the entire War of 1812.
Cheektowaga, NY. War of 1812 Cemetery gravestone inscriptions.
American and British privateers during the War of 1812, including listings of POW's of both sides.
The story of the schooner Nancy, which sailed the upper Great Lakes during the War of 1812, and the museum that houses her hull.
Located in Lake Huron, the fort was captured by the British very early in the war, and remained in their hands despite American attempts to retake it. Site has visitor information.
Informative War of 1812 site including: historical documentation, events calendar and interactive points of interest maps
Visit the fort that defended Baltimore against the British invasion in the War of 1812, and the birthplace of the National Anthem. Includes site history, visitor information, and calendar of events.
Diplomatic papers from the War era including the Declaration of War and the Treaty of Ghent.
A variety of articles on the war including information on battles, weapons, soldiers, and women's roles. Also includes links to historic sites, reenactor information and many photographs.
Contains the text of the treaty and related primary source materials from the online collections of the Library of Congress.
Perrysburg, Ohio. A reconstruction of the original 1813 fort, contains history, visitor information, schedule of events, and maps.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Fort York was the primary defensive position of York during the War of 1812.
Original documents, images and other primary sources relate the effect of the war on Wisconsin.
