We welcome the Salem shop and save as our newest 2023 SEASON SPONSOR
We welcome the SALEM COLONIAL PHARMACY as our newest 2023 SEASON SPONSOR.
Fort New Salem announces an expansion of its 2023 school tours. We offer both small group and large group tours.
We are now SOLD OUT on booking school tours!
We welcome SCHILLACE LAW as our newest 2023 SEASON SPONSOR!
We welcome Jay-Bee Oil as our newest 2023 SEASON SPONSOR!
We welcome Martin Ventures, LLC as our newest 2023 SEASON SPONSOR!
We reopened the renovated Meeting House on November 30, 2019. Special thanks to the Salem Correctional Facility Good Neighbors crew and our Friends of the Fort for their help on this project.
On January 12,2021 Fort New Salem received a grant from the CULTURAL FOUNDATION OF HARRISON COUNTY. It will be used to add a porch onto the Reynolds House! That work is ongoing in 2022
Congratulations to George "Gabby" Brooks, Jeffrey Wyne and Walter Williams our 2019 Class inducted into our WALL OF RECOGNITIONS on August 10, 2019. Jeff and Gabby have been a part of Fort New Salem over the past 25 years. Walter was the inaugural chairperson of our organization and developed the structure and "foundation of our foundation"
After being completely relocated on our campus and renovated, the BLOCK HOUSE was officially reopened April 27, 2019.
Congratulations to Mark and his family who won our Hoops and Graces Competition at our John Randolph Spring Arts Kick Off.
Dominion recently granted Fort New Salem to build a new porch and ramp to our Old Admin Building. Additionally Dominion donated and installed 800 feet of gas line on our campus!
On August 11, 2018 we inducted Judge John S. Kaull, Clarence “Willie” & Mary Mutschelknaus into "Wall." Judge Kaull is a former chairperson for the Fort New Salem Foundation and a supporter. Willie & Mary have been ongoing supporters of the development of our facility with Willie also serving on the fort Board. Judge Kaull was represented by April , his daughter.
Fort New Salem Foundation, Inc. exists to support Fort New Salem in preserving and advancing the educational, historical, cultural and social aspects of Nineteenth Century West(ern) Virginia