Forts visited or worth visiting
What are some forts you have visited that were interesting or worth seeing again. Any type of fort. There are two that I know of in Michigan. I'd recommend both. Fort Mackinac on Mackinac Island ...
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These are all western forts.
Fort Point San Francisco A civil war era masonry fort that sits under the Golden Gate bridge.
Fort Ross a Russian built fort in northern Calif.
Fort Tejon A restored camel cavalry fort between Bakersfield and LA. A patrol from this fort investigated and buried those killed in the Mormon Massacre in south western Utah
Fort Churchill a cavalry fort east of Carson City, NV arrested decay
Fort Bowie AZ a restored cavalry fort that housed the California brigade during the civil war
Fort Cummings, NM an abandoned cavalry fort, manned by buffalo soldiers.
Fort Craig, NM partly restored civil war fort
Fort Seldon, NM a cavalry fort and boyhood home of Douglas Mcarthur
Fort Sumner, NM a cavalry fort and the site of Billy the Kid's ambush and murder.
Fort Stanton, NM a cavalry for that was used as a WW2 POW camp and held the first Germans taken prisoner during the war.
Fort Point San Francisco A civil war era masonry fort that sits under the Golden Gate bridge.
Fort Ross a Russian built fort in northern Calif.
Fort Tejon A restored camel cavalry fort between Bakersfield and LA. A patrol from this fort investigated and buried those killed in the Mormon Massacre in south western Utah
Fort Churchill a cavalry fort east of Carson City, NV arrested decay
Fort Bowie AZ a restored cavalry fort that housed the California brigade during the civil war
Fort Cummings, NM an abandoned cavalry fort, manned by buffalo soldiers.
Fort Craig, NM partly restored civil war fort
Fort Seldon, NM a cavalry fort and boyhood home of Douglas Mcarthur
Fort Sumner, NM a cavalry fort and the site of Billy the Kid's ambush and murder.
Fort Stanton, NM a cavalry for that was used as a WW2 POW camp and held the first Germans taken prisoner during the war.
