Fort Stevens

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Fort Stevens is a historic Union Army fortification in Washington, D.C., best known as the site where President Abraham Lincoln came under enemy fire during a Confederate attack in 1864.

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Fort Stevens canonical 4
Fort Stevens National Historic Site 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Civil War fortification
Union Army fort
historic site
attackedBy Confederate Army of the Valley NERFINISHED
Confederate forces NERFINISHED
builtFor defense of Washington, D.C.
category American Civil War forts
Military history of Washington, D.C.
Tourist attractions in Washington, D.C.
city Washington, D.C.
conflict American Civil War
controlledBy Union Army NERFINISHED
coordinateLocation approximate coordinates 38.963°N 77.027°W
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dateOfEvent Battle of Fort Stevens, July 11–12, 1864
defendedBy Union forces
event Battle of Fort Stevens NERFINISHED
governingBody National Park Service
hasHeritageDesignation U.S. National Register of Historic Places listing NERFINISHED
hasMemorial markers commemorating the Battle of Fort Stevens
monument to President Abraham Lincoln NERFINISHED
hasPlaque marker noting Lincoln’s presence under fire
hasReconstruction partial reconstruction of fort walls
hasStructureType earthen fortification
hasVisitorCenter Fort Stevens Civil War site visitor facilities
heritageDesignation Civil War Defenses of Washington historic resources NERFINISHED
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States

Washington, D.C.
namedAfter Isaac Ingalls Stevens NERFINISHED
neighborhood Brightwood NERFINISHED
notableFor President Abraham Lincoln coming under Confederate fire in 1864
being the only time a sitting U.S. president came under direct enemy fire
openToPublic yes
ownedBy National Park Service
partOf Civil War Defenses of Washington NERFINISHED
National Park System NERFINISHED
ring of fortifications around Washington, D.C.
significantYear 1864
usedDuring American Civil War NERFINISHED

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Fort Circle Parks hasPart Fort Stevens
Battle of Fort Stevens fortInvolved Fort Stevens
Battle of Fort Stevens memorial Fort Stevens
this entity surface form: Fort Stevens National Historic Site