Fort Washita by Richardphotos

Photography • Historical • posted on Jan 12, 2009

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this is located close to Durant Oklahoma. it was built to protect some Native Americans and then was used for a support Fort in the Mexico-Texas war. I is the original barracks thanks for viewing and any comments

Comments (94)

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hipps13

5:08PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

Hi Richard would like to sit in the window look around and smile wonderful capture warm hug, Linda

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bakapo

5:17PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

how fascinating! nicely shot!

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Burpee

5:28PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

Colorful, interesting and crisp shot. I like how the vegeation has grown along the top.

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DarkStormCrow

5:35PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

Excellent shot!

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bronwyn_lea

6:32PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

What an excellent picture! I like the POV. Thank you for sharing.

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tetsu-pino

6:32PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

Fantastic place and splendid POV!! Great capture!!!

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npauling

6:34PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

Love the little glimpses through the openings and the vine covered walls look so wonderful now with little regard for the past happenings.

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jocko500

6:44PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

I did not know the war went up that far. cool shot and pov here

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bpclarke

7:32PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

Very nice capture. The windows really make this. Bunny

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MarciaGomes

8:06PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

BRILHANTE FOTO MUITO CRIATIVA MEU AMIGO.++++++++++5

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DanB-Creations

8:17PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

It's very nice. A very beautiful place. Superb capture!

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dashboard_jehovah

8:27PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

Great capture...love the textures.

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eekdog Online Now!

8:45PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

most beautiful place and shot richard, love it! steve

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tallpindo

8:59PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

Love all this old history. The stories and the pictures to puzzle out.

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sharky_

11:08PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

Wow! Very nice. I like it... Excellent job... Aloha

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amota99517

11:16PM | Mon, 12 January 2009

Wow! What a wonderful piece of history. Splendid shot.

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starship64

12:41AM | Tue, 13 January 2009

Great shot. I love old historic sites like this.

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Elcet

6:24AM | Tue, 13 January 2009

A beautiful ruin, well captured. Again an interesting historical document, which is useful too to create more realistic 3D buildings or 2D drawings/paintings, because the way by which a new building becomes a ruin is not fortuitous, its damage follows precise ways.

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