(0.5 km from Fort Morgan State Historic Site)
Dunes 106 Condo is located in Fort Morgan, Alabama, just 19 miles from Gulf Shores. The kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, an oven, and a microwave. There is a television available. Additionally, Dunes 106 Condo features a fitness centre.
(2.1 km from Fort Morgan State Historic Site)
The Dunes #707 is located in Gulf Shores, 984 feet from Fort Morgan Beach and 19 miles from the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo. It is located 22 miles from the Gulf State Park Fishing Pier and is equipped with an ATM.
1380 Al Hwy 180 (2.1 km from Fort Morgan State Historic Site)
Located 300 metres from Fort Morgan Beach in Gulf Shores 30 kilometres (km) from the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo and 32 kilometres (km) from the Gulf State Park Fishing Pier Meyer Vacation Rentals' The Dunes 708 offers accommodations with a balcony and.
1380 Al-180 West (2.1 km from Fort Morgan State Historic Site)
Located in Fort Morgan in the Alabama region with Fort Morgan Beach nearby The Dunes by Meyer Vacation Rentals provides accommodation with free WiFi. All units include air conditioning, a television, a washing machine, and a coffee maker.
(2.2 km from Fort Morgan State Historic Site)
303 Condo is located in Fort Morgan, Alabama, 18 miles from Gulf Shores and 26 miles from Orange Beach Dunes. A dishwasher is included in the kitchen. There is a television, a DVD player, and a CD player.
(2.2 km from Fort Morgan State Historic Site)
304 Condo is located in Fort Morgan, 18 miles from Gulf Shores Dunes. A dishwasher is included in the kitchen. There is a television with cable channels as well as a CD player. Additionally, Dunes 304 Condo features a fitness centre.
(2.2 km from Fort Morgan State Historic Site)
Dunes 608 Condo is located in Fort Morgan, Alabama, approximately 18 miles from Gulf Shores. The property boasts sea views and is located 26 miles from Orange Beach. A dishwasher and an oven are included in the kitchen.
(2.2 km from Fort Morgan State Historic Site)
709 Condo is located in Fort Morgan, 18 miles from Gulf Shores Dunes. Dunes 709 Condo is located 26 miles from Orange Beach. The kitchen includes an oven, a microwave, and a coffee maker.
Fort Morgan State Historic Site in Gulf Shores, Alabama is an incredible place to visit. Located at the tip of Mobile Point, this site was once a major Confederate stronghold during the Civil War. Visitors can explore its five-acre site and learn about its fascinating history and the people who fought there.
The fort was built between 1819 and 1834 as part of a system of defense structures along the coast of Alabama. The construction cost $1 million, making it one of the most expensive coastal fortifications at that time. During the Civil War, Fort Morgan became a strategic point in protecting Mobile Bay from Union forces. It saw several key battles, including the Battle of Mobile Bay in August 1864 which resulted in a Confederate loss to Union troops under Admiral David Farragut’s command.
Today, visitors can tour the grounds of Fort Morgan and learn about its role in American history through interpretive displays and living history demonstrations. Inside the fort’s walls you will find restored cannons, cabins, blacksmith shops and more that provide a glimpse into what life was like during its heyday. There are also informative exhibits detailing various aspects of military life such as weapons used on both sides during the war, uniforms worn by soldiers, surgical tools used for amputations, and much more. A variety of guided tours are available which allow visitors to explore not only Fort Morgan but also nearby historic sites such as Fort Gaines and the Blakeley State Park.
Adjacent to Fort Morgan is a 1/2 mile stretch of National Seashore featuring beaches where visitors can stroll along or engage in activities like swimming or fishing. The waters here offer some excellent fishing opportunities with many species commonly found around these parts including redfish, flounder and speckled trout among others. Moreover this area provides plenty of wildlife viewing opportunities with dolphins regularly visible offshore while pelicans soar overhead or hang out on pilings near docks while egrets wade in grassy areas nearby looking for food.
Visiting Fort Morgan State Historic Site is definitely an unforgettable experience offering an insight into American history with plenty to see and do for all ages – from learning about military life during wartime to enjoying relaxing beach activities or fishing!