Fort Ethan Allen (site)

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Fort Ethan Allen (site) is a former Union Army fortification in Arlington, Virginia, that was part of the ring of defenses built to protect Washington, D.C., during the American Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Civil War fortification
Union Army fort
historic site
builtFor protection of Washington, D.C.
category American Civil War forts
Historic sites in Arlington County, Virginia
Military facilities in Virginia
conflict American Civil War
controlledBy Union Army
country United States
currentUse historic park
public open space
garrison Union Army troops
linked to: Union Army
hasMarker historical interpretive signs
hasPart artillery emplacements
ditches
earthwork fortifications
parapets
rifle trenches
heritageDesignation Virginia Landmarks Register
listed on the National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn Arlington County, Virginia
linked to: Arlington County

Arlington, Virginia
United States National Capital Region
Virginia
locatedInTime American Civil War era
locatedNear Washington, D.C.
locatedOn heights overlooking the Potomac River approaches to Washington, D.C.
militaryBranch United States Army
namedAfter Ethan Allen
namedFor Revolutionary War patriot Ethan Allen
openToPublic yes
operator Union Army
partOf Defenses of Washington
ring of defenses around Washington, D.C.
preservationStatus partially preserved earthworks
region Northern Virginia
significantEvent defense of Washington, D.C., during the American Civil War
strategicRole defense of the Chain Bridge approaches to Washington, D.C.
terrainFeature hilltop position
usedBy Union Army

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Civil War Defenses of Washington hasPart Fort Ethan Allen (site)