Category:Alaska Gold Rush Forts: Difference between revisions

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**Alaska Gold Rush Era Forts (1897-1904)** (edit list)
Name	Est	Left	County	Notes
Camp Circle City	1897	1900	Yukon-Koyukuk	8th U.S. Infantry
Fort St. Michael (2)	1897	1923	Nome	Lt. Colonel George M. Randall 8th U.S. Infantry
Fort Yukon (2)	1897	1898	Yukon-Koyukuk	Captain Patrick Henry Ray 8th U.S. Infantry
Camp Skagway	1898	1904	Skagway	Captain Frank F. Eastman (Cullum 2809) 14th U.S. Infantry
Fort William H. Seward	1898	1843	Hains	Colonel Thomas C. Woodbury (Cullum 2436) 3rd U.S. Infantry
Camp Dyea	1898	1899	Scagway	Colonel Thomas M. Anderson 14th U.S. Infantry
Fort Gibbon	1899	1923	Yukon-Koyukuk	Captain Charles A. Booth (Cullum 2439) 7th U.S. Infantry
Fort Egbert	1899	1911	Southeast Fairbanks	Captain Charles S. Farnsworth (Cullum 3220) 7th U.S. Infantry
Camp Rampart	1899	1901	Yukon-Koyukuk	Lt. Benjamin J. Tillman 7th U.S. Infantry
Fort Liscum	1900	1922	Valdez–Cordova	Captain James B. Jackson (Cullum 2705) 7th U.S. Infantry
Fort Davis (3)	1900	1919	Nome	Major John T. Van Orsdale (Cullum 2425) 7th U.S. Infantry
Fort Wrangell	1898	1900	Wrangell	Captain Bogardus Eldridge 14th U.S. Infantry

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