Civil War | Fort
Fort Adams
Rhode Island
90 Fort Adams Drive
Newport, RI 02840
United States
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Fort Adams, a National Historic Landmark built between 1824 and 1857, is the United States' most complex coastal fortification with extensive land and sea defenses. Active through WWII, at the start of the Civil War it housed the underclassmen of the U.S Naval Academy, -- then recently evacuated from Annapolis, Maryland.
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