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| navigate by keyword : 1847 1935 american barrier bastions beach beaches became began bird camping civil clinch construction cumberland deepwater facing fernandina five florida floridas fort guard gun hiking inactive islands its marshland masonry military mounts northernmost offer park part pentagon port recreation remained salt shape sold sound spanish state surrounding system this tower utilized value wars was watching |
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| Parade grouind and barracks building. Construction began in 1847 on this masonry fort with a pentagon shape and five tower bastions on the northernmost of Florida`s barrier islands to guard the deepwater port of Fernandina. The fort was utilized during the Civil and Spanish American wars but remained inactive, without military value, and in 1935 was sold to the State of Florida and became part of its state park system. The surrounding salt marshland and beaches offer recreation, hiking, camping and bird watching |
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