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Added October 30, 2001
Fort LincolnTina Manning, Scotland, Maryland, November 12, 2001 tatgirl99@hotmail.com
Click on picture for larger view. (Added November 16, 2001) I took this picture on
Veteran's Day, Monday, November 12 2001 inside the officer's
barracks in Fort Lincoln, Maryland. The area where I took the
picture was built by Confederate prisoners during the Civil War in
the 1860s. Every time I visit that area I have a heavy feeling on my
chest -- I can't explain it but it sure is weird. There is also a
lighthouse down the shore from the fort and it is also haunted.
Unfortunately you can only get in the lighthouse once a year for an
open house, since it's owned by the Navy. The whole area has so much
history and has many haunting experiences. Thankfully I live 20
minutes north of the park so I can visit as often as I like.
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