Fort at Lone Tree Point

Fort at Lone Tree Point (1856-1856) - A Washington Indian Wars fort/blockhouse first established by Washington Volunteers in 1856 on Lone Tree Point near La Conner, Skagit County, Washington. Named Fort at Lone Tree Point after the location. Abandoned after a few months in 1856.

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  Site of the Fort at Lone Tree Point

History

A Washington Indian Wars fort/blockhouse that was established by Washington Volunteers in 1856.

Abandoned in 1856 after tensions eased.

Current Status

No remains at Lone Tree Point near La Conner, Skagit County, Washington.

Context

Location: Lone Tree Point near La Conner, Skagit County, Washington. Map point may not be accurate.
Lat: 48.407° Long: -122.555° Bing, Google, OldMapsOnline, USGS, OHM

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See Also:

• Washington Blockhouses

Sources:

• McDaniel, Nancy L., A Sound Defense: Military Historical Sites of Puget Sound, Self Published, 2013, 365 pages, ISBN 978-0-9759044-2-8, page 18

Links:

• History Link - Fort at Lone tree Point

Related:
A Sound Defense: Military Historical Sites of Puget Sound, Washington Volunteers, Nancy L. McDaniel,