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Fort Pickens 522

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The fort was built in the early 1800's as one of three forts in the area to guard against British invasions. The fort was named for revolutionary war hero Andrew Pickens and contains over 21 million bricks. Many of the arches in this fort were constructed using a reverse arch technique. The reverse arches are mostly in the ground but can be seen in sections of the fort where the soil has eroded.
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© 2016 Maria Struss Photography
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Western Panhandle Area
The fort was built in the early 1800's as one of three forts in the area to guard against British invasions. The fort was named for revolutionary war hero Andrew Pickens and contains over 21 million bricks. Many of the arches in this fort were constructed using a reverse arch technique. The reverse arches are mostly in the ground but can be seen in sections of the fort where the soil has eroded.