About Fort Roberdeau
Fort Roberdeau features the reconstructed Revolutionary War fort, buildings and smelter, a restored 19th century farmhouse and barn, a modern multi-purpose building (White Oak Hall), hiking trails, picnic tables, geocaching and costumed interpreters. Join the FortMeet Our StaffOur Staff
Fort Roberdeau’s team is made up of county employees, a community of volunteers, the Fort Roberdeau Association, and the Fort Roberdeau Foundation. It takes a lot of work, and heart to share what we do here at the fort. It is a community effort.
Glenn Nelson
Director
Emilie Deffenbaugh
Historic Site Assistant
Stu Albright
Groundskeeper
Noah Plank
Historic Site Assistant
Matt Leberfinger
Groundskeeper
The Fort Roberdeau Association (FRA) is a non-profit organization created to raise funds to support programs at the fort, to educate the public and to maintain the site and its facilities. The mission is to preserve the site and to provide interpretation about the fort, the frontier inhabitants, the fort’s place in history, and the surrounding natural area.
2026 Fort Roberdeau Association Board Agendas
2025 Fort Roberdeau Association Board Agendas
2024 Fort Roberdeau Association Board Agendas
2023 Fort Roberdeau Association Board Agendas
2022 Fort Roberdeau Association Board Agenda
2026 Special Events
Come and join us in experiencing Blair County’s living history at any of the Fort Roberdeau
events now listed on our 2026 calendar!