Our Trip to the End of the World, Part 2
On our way back up from Venice, Louisiana, E and I spotted the entrance to Fort Jackson. I am embarassed to say that as a native Louisianian, I did not know of Fort Jackson's existence.
Fort Jackson was built between 1822 and 1832 about 40 miles north of the mouth of the Mississippi River. It was a crucial site in the Civil War. Unfortunately the fort is closed to visitors now because they say it is in disrepair. E and I were able to walk around the outside and take some pictures. I loved that there is a moat around the entire place. We were nearly eaten alive by mosquitos but our visit was worth it.
Fort Jackson was built between 1822 and 1832 about 40 miles north of the mouth of the Mississippi River. It was a crucial site in the Civil War. Unfortunately the fort is closed to visitors now because they say it is in disrepair. E and I were able to walk around the outside and take some pictures. I loved that there is a moat around the entire place. We were nearly eaten alive by mosquitos but our visit was worth it.
2 Comments:
At 6:02 AM, Mahala said…
It's like.. frozen in time.
At 7:36 AM, thatfarmgirl said…
Your pictures make me homesick. Especially the third one.
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