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Jesse Weber
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Original walls and cannons at Fort Sumter.
Jesse Weber
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10/02/2017
View toward Charleston from atop the barracks at Fort Sumter.
Jesse Weber
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Ferry landing at Fort Sumter.
Jesse Weber
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You can stroll on the wide beach by Fort Sumter at low tide.
Jesse Weber
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Sandbar exposed by Fort Sumter at low tide.
Jesse Weber
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Looking across the harbor at the Charleston Light from Fort Sumter.
Jesse Weber
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Fort Moultrie, with Fort Sumter visible across the water in the distance.
Jesse Weber
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Multiple batteries and grounds of the Fort Moultrie complex.
Jesse Weber
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You can go inside Fort Moultrie and see a replica command center rooms.
Jesse Weber
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Cannons at Fort Moultrie.
Jesse Weber
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Fort Moultrie has walking paths on the grounds.
Jesse Weber
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Beach at Fort Moultrie, looking out toward the Atlantic Ocean.
Jesse Weber
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Beach at Fort Moultrie, looking in at the harbor and Charleston.
Jesse Weber
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Public dock on the river side of Fort Moultrie, near Mount Pleasant.
Jesse Weber
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The Charleston Light was the last major lighthouse built in the US, completed in 1962.
Jesse Weber
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The Charleston Light.
Jesse Weber
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The lighthouse and other historic buildings on the grounds are maintained by the Park Service as part of Fort Sumter National Monument.
Jesse Weber
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10/02/2017
Cannon at Fort Sumter.
Jesse Weber
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Inside Fort Sumter.
Jesse Weber
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Battle-damaged bricks at Fort Sumter.
Jesse Weber
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10/02/2017
Artillery rounds are still embedded in the walls at Fort Sumter.
Jesse Weber
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10/02/2017
View of Fort Sumter from the ferry dock.

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