Fort Albany, Historic fort in United States of America
Fort Albany is a former Union Army installation in Arlington County, Virginia.
The fort was constructed in 1861 during the American Civil War as part of the defenses of Washington, D.C.
Named after Albany, New York, it reflects the tradition of naming forts after Union state capitals.
While no vestiges remain, historical markers tell its story, adding to the area's rich heritage.
It once shaped the outline of the nation's capital but now lives on through educational signage.
Location: Arlington County
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