| Eleven military installations in the Red River Valley show how closely history is linked between Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. Click on the fort's names to learn about each one. |
Fort 1 - St. Jean Baptiste, in Natchitoches, Louisiana (1716)
Fort 2 - Los Adaes, by Robeline, Louisiana (1729)
Fort 3 - Fort Claiborne, in Natchitoches, Louisiana (1804)
Fort 4 - Fort Jesup, between Robeline and Many, Louisiana (1822)
Fort 5 - Fort Towson, between Idabel and Hugo, Oklahoma (1824)
Fort 6 - Fort Washita, between Durant and Tishomingo, Oklahoma. (1847)
Fort 7 - Fort Belknap, between Graham and Throckmorton, Texas (1851)
Fort 8 - Fort Phantom Hill, north of Abilene, Texas (1852)
Fort 9 - Fort Buhlow and Fort Randolph in Pineville, Louisiana (1864)
Fort 10 - Fort Griffin, between Throckmorton and Albany, Texas (1867)
Fort 11 - Fort Richardson, between Jacksboro and Graham, Texas (1868)
Fort 12 - Fort Sill, active fort in Lawton, Oklahoma (1869)
More forts to be added!
Fort 2 - Los Adaes, by Robeline, Louisiana (1729)
Fort 3 - Fort Claiborne, in Natchitoches, Louisiana (1804)
Fort 4 - Fort Jesup, between Robeline and Many, Louisiana (1822)
Fort 5 - Fort Towson, between Idabel and Hugo, Oklahoma (1824)
Fort 6 - Fort Washita, between Durant and Tishomingo, Oklahoma. (1847)
Fort 7 - Fort Belknap, between Graham and Throckmorton, Texas (1851)
Fort 8 - Fort Phantom Hill, north of Abilene, Texas (1852)
Fort 9 - Fort Buhlow and Fort Randolph in Pineville, Louisiana (1864)
Fort 10 - Fort Griffin, between Throckmorton and Albany, Texas (1867)
Fort 11 - Fort Richardson, between Jacksboro and Graham, Texas (1868)
Fort 12 - Fort Sill, active fort in Lawton, Oklahoma (1869)
More forts to be added!
| St. Jean Baptiste Los Adaes Fort Claiborne Fort Jesup Fort Towson Fort Washita Fort Belknap Fort Phantom Hill Fort Griffin Fort Richardson Fort Sill |
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