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Fort Hoke (1864-1865) - A U.S. Civil War earthworks post established in 1864 by Confederate forces in Henrico County, Virginia. Named for Confederate Major General Robert F. Hoke of North Carolina. Abandoned in 1865.
Fort Hoke HistoryCurrent Status Part of Richmond National Historic Battlefield, Henrico County, Virginia
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Visited: 29 Mar 2012
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