Fort Hampton (Alabama)
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fort-hampton-alabama-286-11541856
title:
Fort Hampton (Alabama)
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Fort Hampton was a collection of log buildings and stables built in present-day Limestone County, Alabama, on a hill near the Elk River. It was named for Brigadier General Wade Hampton by Alexander Smyth, and once complete in the winter of 1810 both men visited the site. The fort was originally built to deter Americans from settling in Chickasaw territory, then was garrisoned during the War of 1812. Later, it was used for United States governmental functions prior to being abandoned.
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wiki
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encyclopedia
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American historical site in Alabama
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Hampton_(Alabama)
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2023-09-16T19:42:10Z
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