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Fort Pulaski in Savannah, Georgia, USA at the historic moat.

The wind blows up the river surface, producing different wave patterns

Fort Pulaski National Monument in Georgia

The Fort Naarden is one of the forts in the New Dutch inundation line.

This image showcases the scenic moat and historic brick fortifications at a fort in Savannah, Georgia. The peaceful water gently reflects the surrounding landscape, with a grassy mound rising from the fort’s stone walls. Tall palm trees frame the scene, adding a touch of tropical charm to the historic site. The clear sky and well-maintained grounds suggest the fort’s preservation as a landmark in the area, providing a glimpse into the past while blending naturally with the surrounding greenery.

Lake in Texas mountains surrounded hardwood and pine trees. Reflection seen in water.

Grass outside of Old Fort Jackson in Savannah, Georgia

Cityscape reflection in water, Inner Harbor, Maryland, USA

Fort Pulaski NM - 1992. Scanned from Kodachrome 64 slide.

Dock leading into the Fort Pulaski National Monument, over the water moat

An airplane tail submerged in a small lake as a decoration. It is located on the KNSM island which is an artificial island in the eastern docks of Amsterdam.

Tunnel archway passage with brick walls and cannon guns at Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park of Key West, Florida

Building reflection in water, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Fort Jefferson, located on Dry Tortugas Island in the Gulf of Mexico, at the juncture of the Atlantic Ocean and The Caribbean Sea. In the State of Florida. Formally a prison as well as a fort. Now a National Park

Exterior wall and moat surrounding historic fort

Fort Pulaski is a national monument and historic site located between Savannah and Tybee Island, Georgia; it includes most of Cockspur island. During the Civil War the fort was the site of the Union Army’s test of a rifled cannon (which then rendered all brick fortifications obsolete). Afterwards, the fort served as a prisoner-of-war camp.

Dauphin Island, AL, 2023: A corner of a building at Fort Gaines on Dauphin Island, Alabama.

Baltimore, USA - February 18, 2024. A man standing at the entrance of garrison at Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Bullet holes / cannon holes in the brick walls of Fort Pulaski National Monument in Georgia from the Civil War

$Fort Pulaski is located near Savannah, GA. It was named Fort Pulaski in honor of Casimir Pulaski, a Polish soldier and military commander who fought during the American Revolution under the command of George Washington. Pulaski was a noted cavalryman, played a large role in training Revolutionary troops, and took part in sieges at Charleston and Savannah. Built as a modern coastal defense fort following the war of 1812, Fort Pulaski was rendered obsolete in 1862 when attacked by the Union army Advances in artillery such as rifled cannon provided longer range, more accurate fire which penetrated the 11-foot thick walls and force the Confederate defenders to surrender. This is the Gorge Wall at the rear of the fort. Most of the officers were housed in the rooms behind this wall. Defensive moat and drawbridge are visible.\nFort Pulaski National Monument\n08/15/2021$

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