INFORMATION PENDING ON THIS EVENT, WILL UPDATE SOON

Activities/Bands pending

Fort Branch Civil War Re-enactment is still planned to take place until further notice. Check back often for the latest information. http://www.fortbranchcivilwarsite.com/

Fort Branch Battlefield Commission, Inc.
PO Box 355, Hamilton, North Carolina 27840
email: fort.branch.nc@gmail.com  

Directions to Fort Branch

Fort Branch is located 3 miles southeast of Hamilton, N.C. Just off NC Hwy 125/903 at 2883 Fort Branch Road in Martin County on the Roanoke River.

The Episcopal community in Hamilton was established as a mission out of Williamston in 1868 primarily through the efforts of Mary Anne Boyle (1813 – 1887). The congregation first met in the Conoho Masonic Lodge.

Ms. Boyle and her family came to Hamilton during the Civil War and eventually established a saw and shingle mill. She was also the owner of a hotel in the Waldo-Darden House.

The frame Victorian Gothic design was contributed by P.C. Hull of Norfolk and was probably modified by the carpenters, church members, and brothers David L. and James H. Martin.

The facility is still used for a special Christmas Mass to this day.

To make an appointment for entry, call 252-798-5561.

New Public Access Hours

Beginning June 16, 2020 Tues- Fri 11am- 3pm

Email: info@martincountynchistory.com

Website: martincountynchistory.com

Facebook: Https://www.facebook.com/martincountynchistoricalsociety

Addy: P.O. Box 468

Williamston, NC 27892