Pemaquid Fort, also known as Pemaquid Point Fort, is a historic site located in Bristol, Maine. Originally built in the late 17th century, it served as a defense against French and Native American attacks during colonial times. The fort was part of a strategic network of coastal defenses and played a significant role in protecting the area. Today, Pemaquid Fort is part of the Pemaquid Point Lighthouse Park, where visitors can explore the fort's remains and enjoy scenic views of the Atlantic Ocean. The site is a popular destination for history enthusiasts and families, offering insights into Maine's colonial past.