Fort Ligonier is a historic military fort located in Ligonier, Pennsylvania. Built in 1758 during the French and Indian War, it served as a strategic outpost for British forces. The fort was named after John Ligonier, a British general, and played a crucial role in the conflict between British and French colonial forces. Today, Fort Ligonier is a reconstructed site that offers visitors a glimpse into 18th-century military life. The fort features original structures, exhibits, and reenactments, making it an educational destination for those interested in American history and military heritage.