Fort William H. Seward
Haines, Alaska • Haines County
Haines, Alaska • Haines County
Fort William H. Seward is a former U.S. Army fort located in Haines, Alaska. Constructed in the early 20th century, it features a collection of well-preserved barracks, officers' quarters, and administrative buildings designed in a distinctive Pacific Northwest military style.
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Exploration/Settlement; Agriculture
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Education
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Industry
W Of Haines At Mile 35, Haines Hwy., Haines, Alaska
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