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	Fort Clinch is located on the north end of Amelia Island, near Florida's east coast border with Georgia.
	Construction for Fort Clinch began in 1847 and continued during the Civil War.
	A period American flag flies at Fort Clinch.
	Exterior view of Fort Clinch. The fort was named for Gen, Duncan Lamont Clinch, an important figure in Florida's Seminole War of the 1830s.
	Exterior view of Fort Clinch.
	Exterior view of Fort Clinch.
	Exterior view of Fort Clinch.
	Exterior view of Fort Clinch.
	Exterior view of Fort Clinch.
	Exterior view of Fort Clinch.
	Exterior view of Fort Clinch. Cumberland Sound is in the distance.
	Exterior view of Fort Clinch.
	Exterior view of Fort Clinch.
	View of Cumberland Sound from Fort Clinch.
	View from Fort Clinch.
	Several types of cannon are on display at Fort Clinch.
	Several types of cannon are on display at Fort Clinch.
	Several types of cannon are on display at Fort Clinch.
	Several types of cannon are on display at Fort Clinch.
	This bucket is located near a cannon on display at Fort Clinch.
	A cart on display near the cannon at Fort Clinch.
	View of cannon from inside Fort Clinch.
	View from inside Fort Clinch.
	One of the many brick buildings located within Fort Clinch.
	Re-enactments are held several times a year at Fort Clinch.
	Re-enactments are held several times a year at Fort Clinch.
	View of several brick buildings within Fort Clinch.
	Interior of barracks within Fort Clinch.
	Interior of barracks within Fort Clinch.
	Interior of barracks within Fort Clinch.
	Crocks on display at Fort Clinch.
	A pump is located within Fort Clinch.
	View from within Fort Clinch.
	View within Fort Clinch's defensive walls.
	View within Fort Clinch's defensive walls.

 

 

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