Fort Juniper

Fort Juniper was a fort that existed from 1775 to 1776 in Salem, Massachusetts during the American Revolutionary War. It was also known as Fort Number One during its existence.^[1]

See also

• List of military installations in Massachusetts

References

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Former military forts, reservations, and camps in Massachusetts

Forts

• Acushnet
• Andrew
• Andrews
• Banks
• Beverly
• Dalton
• Dawes
• Defiance
• Duvall
• Eastern Point
• Glover
• Heath
• Independence
• Juniper
• Lee
• Long Point Battery
• Miller
• Nichols (Merrimac)
• Old Stone
• Philip
• Phoenix
• Pickering
• Revere
• Taber (Rodman)
• Ruckman
• Salisbury Point
• Sewall
• Stage
• Standish (Boston)
• Standish (Plymouth)
• Strong (East Boston & Long Island)
• Warren
• Washington
• Winthrop

Reservations

• Barneys Joy Point
• Brewster Islands
• Butler Point
• Calf Island
• East Point
• Elizabeth Islands
• Fourth Cliff
• Long Island
• Lovell's Island
• Mishaum Point
• Sagamore Hill
• Salisbury Beach

Camps

• Adams
• Andrew
• Banks
• Brigham
• Cameron
• Candoit
• Chase
• Dalton
• Edmunds
• Ellsworth
• Camp Framingham (Bartlett, McGuinness, Dewey)
• Guild
• Havedoneit
• Hill
• Hingham
• Hobson
• Hooker
• Houston
• Ipswich
• Lander
• Lincoln
• Massasoit
• Meigs
• Myles Standish
• Perkins
• Plymouth
• Prescott
• Prospect Hill
• Scott
• South Hingham
• Stanton
• Sutton
• Washburn
• Wellfleet
• Wightman
• Wool

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