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• 2010-09-29 18:19 Pgrig 580×900× (123469 bytes) This fire control tower, at Ft. Monroe, VA, is an example of an early (1905-1915) tower built on a tubular steel tower base. The image is provided courtesy of the Coast Defense Study Group (CDSG). See their website.