BGuthrie Photos: MD -- Fort Washington Park

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[11] FTWASH_970614_15.JPG	[12] FTWASH_970614_16.JPG	[13] FTWASH_970614_21.JPG	[14] FTWASH_970614_23.JPG	[15] FTWASH_970614_25.JPG	[16] FTWASH_970614_27.JPG
[17] FTWASH_970614_29.JPG	[18] FTWASH_970614_31.JPG	[19] FTWASH_970614_33.JPG	[20] FTWASH_970614_35.JPG	[21] FTWASH_970614_37.JPG	[22] FTWASH_970614_39.JPG $Fort Washington; Main parade ground Here's the inside of the fort. The fort itself is in a bird-like shape. Imagine it this way: === \|\| \|\| =============+ \|\| \|\| +============== \ \ \|\| \|\| / / \ \____==== ====____/ / ==== /==== \ / --Entrance-- / \ /=============\ / \ / \ / \____==== ====____/ There's one cannon in place at the end of the wall toward the right. The tall stand of trees on the horizon on the far right is roughly where Mount Vernon stands.$
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