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Historic Moments Audio
Fort Liscum
Fort Liscum, a U.S. Army fort, existed across the bay from Valdez from 1900-1922. The following historic moments explore the history of the fort and the people who lived and worked there.


MP3 Files


(2294 KB)
Fort Liscum: Part 1
Description: Learn about the purpose of Fort Liscum, when it was built, and who built it.


(2759 KB)
Fort Liscum: Part 2
Description: Hear about the types and sizes of the buildings that formed the fort.


(2294 KB)
Fort Liscum: Part 3
Description: Learn about life as a soldier at Fort Liscum.


(2912 KB)
Fort Liscum: Part 4
Description: Hear memories shared with the museum by people who lived at Fort Liscum.

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