Fort Bunker Hill Park
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Fort Bunker Hill was built in the fall of 1861 by the 11th Massachusetts Infantry and was named after the Revolutionary fortification at Bunker Hill, Massachusetts. It occupied an important position between Fort Totten and Fort Lincoln. Thirteen guns and mortars were mounted in the fort. Unfortunately, little evidence of Fort Bunker Hill is still visible. |
Civil War Defenses/Fort
Circle Parks
Fort Foote |
Fort Greble & Battery Carroll
| Fort Stanton |
Fort Dupont |
Fort Bunker Hill
| Fort Totten & Fort Slocum
| Fort Stevens | Battleground
National Cemetery |
Fort Reno | Fort
Bayard at Boundary Park |
Battery Kemble |
Fort Marcy |
Fort Circle Park Trail
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