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Palm Trees Around The Castillo by D Hackett
Castillo de San Marcos, St Augustine Florida
The oldest masonry fort in the continental US, built by the Spanish from 1672-1695. It is a National Monument and, at over 315 years old, it is the oldest structure in St Augustine and is constructed of a unique sedimentary rock called Coquina. It overlooks the blue waters of Matanzas Bay on the Intracoastal Waterway.
A brief history of the fort
Construction began on the Castillo de San Marcos in 1672 and lasted 23 years, until 1695. Many Spanish forts preceded the Castillo, however, this one made of coquina was impenetrable to enemy attack and was fire resistant. The fort came under fire for the first time in 1702. British forces, led by General Moore, burned the city but could not penetrate the Castillo's walls. Subsequent attacks in 1728 and 1740 yielded similar results, and the British were never able to take the city of St. Augustine by force. In 1763 how...
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Stephen Stookey
Nice capture
HH Photography
Great capture of the old fort.
Pamela Peters
Fabulous.
Roy Williams
Beautifully composed and captured scene!
Kandy Hurley
Beautiful
Belinda Greb
Love the composition and clarity of this image - wonderful work!
Ellen Levinson
Beautiful image!
Celeste Manning
Wonderful image!
Bill Gallagher
Nicely composed.
Jemmy Archer
Beautiful composition!
Sue Jacobi
Lovely!
Sue Jacobi
Lovely!
Deena Stoddard
terrific composition!
Marianne Campolongo
Brings back great memories. My daughter loved running around the fort back when my folks lived nearby. Lovely shot!
Debra Martz
Wonderful composition!
Lee Craig
Love the interest you've created with the composition!
MB Art factory
Nice photo!
Steven Reed
Beautiful! Wonderful capture!
K Hines
Nice!
Ambre Wallitsch
Wonderful capture!
Elizabeth McTaggart
Great capture!!!
Stuart Litoff
Lovely capture!