Fort Scammon

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Fort Circle Dr
Charleston, WV 25314
http://en.wikipedia.org

Fort Scammon is a historical site in Charleston, WV that offers visitors a glimpse into the region's past. The fort provides educational tours and exhibits for those interested in learning about its significance in local history.

With a focus on preserving the heritage of the area, Fort Scammon serves as a reminder of the events that shaped the community. Visitors can explore the grounds and engage with the exhibits to gain a deeper understanding of the fort's role in the region.

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