Image: Fort Logan Blockhouse
Description: Southern side of the blockhouse at Fort Logan, located northwest of White Sulphur Springs in Meagher County, Montana. Built in 1869, the wooden fortifications are listed on the National Register of Historic Places — as "Fort Logan and Blockhouse". 1965 photograph from the HABS—Historic American Buildings Survey images of Montana.
Title: Fort Logan Blockhouse
Credit: Library of Congress, Prints and Photograph Division HABS: MONT,30-WHIT.V,1-1
Author: John N. DeHaas, Jr.
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