Battle of Fallen Timbers - Fallen Timbers

Fallen Timbers

The Ohio Historical Society maintains a small park near the battle site that features the Battle of Fallen Timbers Monument, honoring Major General Anthony Wayne, and other monuments to the soldiers and Native Americans who died in the battle. The park is located near Maumee in Lucas County.

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