Fort Miles Historical Association
FMHA members work diligently to maintain Fort Miles Museum as a world-class cultural and educational destination for schoolchildren, history enthusiasts, veterans and visitors to coastal Delaware. The Museum, inside a World War II bunker, offers a unique experience – one that will continue to expand and flourish with your support. In 2003, abandoned underground bunkers and other Fort Miles areas decaying from neglect, were unused except for habitation by snakes, spiders, insects, rodents and vis
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- Category: nonprofit organization
- Website: https://www.fortmilesha.org
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-23
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FMHA members work diligently to maintain Fort Miles Museum as a world-class cultural and educational destination for schoolchildren, history enthusiasts, veterans and visitors to coastal Delaware. The Museum, inside a World War II bunker, offers a unique experience – one that will continue to expand and flourish with your support. In 2003, abandoned underground bunkers and other Fort Miles areas decaying from neglect, were unused except for habitation by snakes, spiders, insects, rodents and vis
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