Fort Pike (4)

Fort Pike (4) (1855-1856) - A Yakima War Fort established in 1855 near present-day Enumclaw, King County, Washington. Abandoned as a fortification in 1856 as the war came to an end. May also be known as Fort Posey. History Established by Washington Territorial Volunteers in 1855 at the White River Crossing during the Yakima War. The Fort Pike blockhouse was placed to protect the important crossing. This fort may also be known as Fort Posey or Fort Posey may have been another fort located close to it. Abandoned as a fortification in 1856 as the war came to an end. Current Status Private property, coordinates may be approximate. {"selectable":false,"height":"-500","width":"-500"} Location: Near Enumclaw, King County, Washington. Maps & Images Lat: 47.19062 Long: -122.07299 Multi Maps from ACME Maps from Bing Maps from Google Elevation: .....' GPS Locations: 47.190616, -122.072988 Fort Pike (4) See Also: Washington Blockhouses Yakima War Sources: Links: North American Forts - Fort Pike History Link - Fort Pike Forts of Washington - Fort Pike Fortification ID: WA0256 - Fort Pike (4) Visited: No