Landguard Fort (1606 bytes)
1: ...ngland]] who ordered the construction of a square fort with bulwarks at each corner.
3: ...500 men on Felixstowe beach and advanced on the [[fort]], but were repulsed by [[Nathaniel Darrell]] and...
5: ...ttery]] was built in [[1716]], and a complete new fort on an adjoining site was started in [[1745]] to a...
8: The fort is under active restoration, and is frequently op...
10: The fort hosts a [[bird]] observatory, and is important fo...

Fort Pickens (1887 bytes)
1: ...ickens map 1861.png|thumb|right|300px|''Sketch of Fort Pickens, Florida'', by Lt. Langdon, 1861.]]
3: ... in [[1834]] and remained in use until [[1947]]. Fort Pickens is currently part of the [[Gulf Islands N...
5: ... with 21.5 million bricks being used to build the fort. Much of the construction was done by slave labo...
7: ...s held the distinction of being the only Southern fort not to be captured by the [[Confederate States of...
9: ...che Indian]] chief [[Geronimo]] was imprisoned in Fort Pickens, along with several of his warriors and t...

Shivneri Fort (991 bytes)
1: '''Shivneri Fort''' a historic military [[fortification]] located around 105 km from [[Pune]], a...
3: ...nancy, and therefore moved his family to Shivneri Fort. Shivneri is a highly defensible location, with s...
5: ...He learnt the early lessons of ''swaraj'' on this fort.
7: Inside the fort is a small temple of goddess [[Shivai Devi]], aft...

Fort Assiniboine (1378 bytes)
1: ... the United States. The original buildings of the Fort became an agricultural extension station associat...
4: *[http://ag.montana.edu/narc/fort.htm Fort Assinniboine]
10: [[category:American forts|Assiniboine]]

Fort Tonyn (727 bytes)
1: ...of [[Mills's Ferry, Florida|Mills's Ferry]]. The fort was unremarkable in its day, seeing little action...
3: The fort is believed to have been in existence as late as ...

Fort Clatsop (3135 bytes)
1: [[Image:Fort clatsop.jpg|thumb|Fort Clatsop]]
2: ...ouri|St. Louis]]. The site is now protected as '''Fort Clatsop National Memorial'''. .
6: ...nd was limited mostly to small-scale trading. The fort was opened to trading only 24 days during the ent...
8: ...on's journals do not give a precise layout of the fort, and the two floorplans drawn Sergeant [[John Ord...
14: ... National Historical Park, which will include the Fort Clatsop National Memorial, the Salt Cairnes in [[...

Fort Laramie (1233 bytes)
1: ...laramiegrounds e.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Grounds of Fort Laramie]]
3: ...y operated by the [[National Park Service]] as '''Fort Laramie National Historic Site'''.
5: ...tant peace agreement was known as the [[Treaty of Fort Laramie]].
10: [[Category:Goshen County, Wyoming|*Fort Laramie]]

Fort York (2555 bytes)
1: ...age:FortYork-Blockhouse.jpg|thumb|A blockhouse at Fort York in 2004]]
3: ...owntown [[Toronto]], [[Ontario]], [[Canada]]. The fort was built by the [[Kingdom of Great Britain|Briti...
7: ...were established one and a half miles east of the fort.
11: ...tish garrison returned to Toronto and rebuilt the fortifications, most of which are still standing today...
13: Fort York was used as a military establishment until [...

Fort Buchanan (449 bytes)
1: ...an''' is the name of two [[United States Army]] [[forts]]:
3: * [[Fort Buchanan, Arizona]] is a former [[United States A...
4: * [[Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico]] is the only active U.S. A...

Promontory fort (998 bytes)
4: <center><small>Dunbeg, promontory fort on Mount Eagle, [[Dingle Peninsula]], Co. Kerry, ...
6: Promontory forts are defensive structures located above a steep c...
8: Only a few promontory forts have been [[excavations|excavated]], therefore t...

Fort Stanwix (2871 bytes)
1: ...site by the [[National Park Service]], and the '''Fort Stanwix National Monument''' lies in the center o...
3: ...ne between Indian lands and white settlements set forth in the [[Proclamation of 1763]]. The British gov...
5: ...n the negotiations. Rather than secure peace, the Fort Stanwix treaty helped set the stage for the next ...
7: ==Fort Schuyler==
8: ...]) to split American power in New York State. The fort commander, Colonel [[Peter Gansevoort]], refused ...

Fort Tenedos (1108 bytes)
1: ... whose crew formed part of the Naval Brigade. The Fort was built under the supervision of Capt W.R.C. Wy...

Fort Leavenworth (1241 bytes)
3: ...op post. With the end of the [[Indian Wars]], the fort transformed itself into an integral part of the A...
5: ...ust north of the City of [[Leavenworth, Kansas]], Fort Leavenworth is located in the upper northeast cor...

Lahore Fort (695 bytes)
1: The [[Lahore Fort]], locally referred to as '''Shahi Qila (&#1588;&...
3: Some of the famous sites within the fort are: [[Sheesh Mahal]], [[Alamgiri Gate]], [[Naula...
5: ...]], [[Hazuri Bagh]], [[Mughal Empire]], [[List of forts]]
8: ...index.htm Photos and information about the Lahore Fort]

Fort Churchill (2518 bytes)
1: '''Fort Churchill''' is a [[rocket]] launching complex lo...
7: The US Army ended its involvement at Fort Churchill in June 1970, and the site was taken ov...

Fort George (1434 bytes)
1: ...e is also a massively fortified [[garrison]] at [[Fort George, Scotland]], completed in [[1769]].''
2: :''Fort George is also another name for [[Fort Astoria]].''
4: ...nal structures. The opposing fortifications of [[Fort Niagara]] in [[New York]] can be seen from the [[...
6: ... British in December. The Americans attacked the fort again in [[1814]] but were unsuccessful.
8: ...to October. The staff maintains the image of the fort as it was during the early [[19th century]], with...

Fort Greene (1759 bytes)
1: ...ident [[Walt Whitman]] influenced the creation of Fort Greene Park in 1843.
3: In addition to Whitman, Fort Greene has also been the home of poet [[Marianne ...
5: Fort Greene is comprised of many superb examples of mi...
8: * [http://www.historicfortgreene.org Fort Greene Association]
9: * [http://www.fortgreenepark.org Fort Greene Park Conservancy]

Fort Erie (6467 bytes)
1: ...southern edge of the Town of [[Fort Erie, Ontario|Fort Erie]] directly across the [[Niagara River]] from...
4: ...low the present fort. For the following 50 years, Fort Erie served as a supply depot and a port for ship...
7: ... on the heights behind the original post. The new fort was made more formidable being constructed of the...
10: ...rt and withdrew to [[Buffalo, New York|Buffalo]]. Fort Erie is the site of the bloodiest battlefield in ...
13: ... Twain]]. As the 20th century approached, the Old Fort was used as a park and picnic area by local famil...

Fort Pillow (824 bytes)
3: '''Fort Pillow''' is a [[fort]] in [[Henning, Tennessee]] on the [[Mississippi ...
5: ... States of America|Confederate]] troops evacuated Fort Pillow on [[June 4]], [[1862]], in order not to b...
7: The Battle Of Fort Pillow, TN
8: ...he [[Klu Klux Klan]], recaptured Fort Pillow. The fort was occupied by 262 African American and 295 whit...

Fort Henry (229 bytes)
1: [[Fort Henry, Ontario]] is a National Historic Site of C...
3: [[Fort Henry, Virginia]] is a fort situated near present day Wheeling, West Virginia
5: The [[Battle of Fort Henry]] is a battle of the American Civil War

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