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Dry Tortugas National Monument

George Grant traveled by Coast Guard cutter to photograph Fort Jefferson and the Dry Tortugas in 1937
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The narrow archways on the second gallery have rounded tops at Fort Jefferson. Dry Tortugas National Monument, 1937.
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The narrow archways on the second gallery have rounded tops at Fort Jefferson. Dry Tortugas National Monument, 1937.

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  • The narrow archways on the second gallery have rounded tops at Fort Jefferson. Dry Tortugas National Monument, 1937.
  • Archway on second floor of Fort Jefferson, Dry Tortugas National Monument, 1937.
  • Fort Jefferson as seen from Sand Key. Dry Tortugas National Monument, 1937.
  • View of interior of Fort Jefferson showing lighthouse. Dry Tortugas National Monument, 1937.
  • Dort Jefferson lighthouse, Dry Tortugas National Monument, 1937.
  • Lighthouse at Fort Jefferson from inside fort. On right is entrance to fort from sally port and drawbridge. Dry Tortugas National Monument, 1937.
  • Hot shot furnace in the fort enclosure. Dry Tortugas National Monument, 1937.
  • View of U.S. Coast Guard boat, Nemesis, along with Coast Guard airplanes, from inside Fort Jefferson. Dry Tortugas National Monument, 1937.
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