FULTON COUNTY
Formed April 19, 1850 out of Bedford County. Named for steamboat inventor
Robert Fulton. Scene of Confederacy's first casualties in the Gettysburg Campaign, and its
last campsite [1864] in Pennsylvania. McConnellsburg, county seat, incorporated 1814.
(City type: County Courthouse, N. 2nd & Market Sts., McConnellsburg.)
For a map directing you to Fulton County click here.
BURNT CABINS ( US 522, .2 mile S of Burnt Cabins, County line.)
FORBES ROAD [RAYSTOWN PATH] ( US 522, .2 mile SW of Burnt Cabins.)
FORT LITTLETON ( Plaque: US 522, .5 mile E
of Fort Littleton.)
FORT LYTTELTON ( US 522 at Fort Littleton.)
GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN ( PA 16 [old US 30] at E end McConnellsburg.)
CONFEDERATE DEAD ( PA 16, A mile SE of McConnellsburg.)
LAST CONFEDERATE BIVOUAC ( US 522, .6 mile S of McConnellsville.)
[LAST CONFEDERATE BIVOUAC] ( Plaque: US 522 [W side] .6 mile S of McConnellsburg.)
BIG SPRING GRAVEYARD ( US 522, 2.8 miles S of McConnellsburg.)
HUNTER MILL ( US 522, 5.3 miles S of McConnellsburg at Webster Mills.)
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