Logan’s Fort Siege of 1777 Reenactment – Living History Event in Stanford, Kentucky (May 2026)

A 3-day event featuring school day on Friday, a reenactment of the Siege of 1777 at 2:00 on Saturday and 18th Century Church Service on Sunday.

Experience frontier history at the Logan’s Fort Siege of 1777 Reenactment in Historic Stanford, Kentucky. This annual living history event recreates one of the earliest frontier conflicts in Kentucky, bringing together historians, reenactors, and families for a weekend of demonstrations, encampments, and a full-scale battle reenactment.

Visitors can explore settler and Native American encampments, watch historical demonstrations, attend a frontier church service, and witness the dramatic reenactment of the 1777 siege of Logan’s Fort. The event takes place May 15–17, 2026 at Logan’s Station in Stanford, Kentucky.

What to Experience at the Logan’s Fort Reenactment

• Living history demonstrations
• Frontier encampments
• Native American encampment
• Settler camp life
• Historical demonstrations
• Frontier church service
• Full siege reenactment battle
• Live auction and community activities

History of Logan’s Fort

Logan’s Fort was one of the earliest fortified settlements in Kentucky. During the Revolutionary War era, settlers in the region faced attacks as frontier communities expanded westward. The Siege of Logan’s Fort in 1777 is remembered as one of the defining frontier conflicts of early Kentucky history.