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Fort Macon State Park
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| Built in 1826-1834 on the east end of Bogue Banks in Carteret County, North Carolina, Fort Macon replaced Fort Dobbs, a wooden structure built in 1756 and Fort Hampton, a similar structure which eventually washed away. Now Fort Macon is a 398 acre state park, one of the most poplar in the United States. Swimming, fishing, nature programs and trails, guided tours of the fort, a museum with numerous exhibits and audio-visual displays are some of the activities available. |
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Find out more visitor details and plan your excursion to the Fort Macon State Park. |
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Read a complete historic review on the Fort Macon State Park use and role. |
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View some images illustrating the Fort Macon brick and stone thick walls. |
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