Fort Mose

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Fort Mose is a former Spanish fort in St. Augustine, Florida. In 1738, the governor of Spanish Florida, Manuel de Montiano, had the fort established as a free black settlement, the first to be legally sanctioned in what would become the territory of the United States. The original fort was briefly abandoned after the Battle of Bloody Mose in 1740, but was rebuilt at a nearby location and again occupied by free Africans from 1752 to 1763. It was designated a US National Historic Landmark on October 12, 1994.

1994 Website,  Wikimedia, Wikidata
Fort Mose Historic State Park
Florida state park, fort, 


Location: 29.9278, -81.3253, KML, Cluster Map, Maps,
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  • Siege of St. Augustine ⓘ
    1702 siege in North America
  • Siege of St. Augustine ⓘ
    1740 siege during the War of Jenkin's Ear
  • Siege of Fort Mose ⓘ
    26 June 1740 action of the War of Jenkins' Ear
  • Fort Caben ⓘ
    former fort in Florida, USA
  • Fort Fulton ⓘ
    former fort in Florida, USA
  • Fort Hanson ⓘ
  • Castillo de San Marcos ⓘ
    historic fort in St. Augustine, Florida, USA
  • Fort Picolata ⓘ
  • Fort San Francisco de Pupo ⓘ
    18th-century Spanish fort in Florida, United States
  • Fort Peyton ⓘ
    U.S. Army installation
  • Fort Matanzas National Monument ⓘ
    Place in Florida (US) managed by the National Park Service  
  • Fort Mose ⓘ
    Place in Florida listed on National Register of historic Places  
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Excerpt from the legend of the map of St. Augustine, Florida, drawn by the Spanish royal engineer Pedro Ruiz de Olano in 1740.Excerpt from the legend of the map of St. Augustine, Florida, drawn by the Spanish royal engineer Pedro Ruiz de Olano in 1740.
Governor Jeb Bush and Congressman John Mica greeting people during an African American heritage celebration at Fort MoseGovernor Jeb Bush and Congressman John Mica greeting people during an African American heritage celebration at Fort Mose
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    TypeSubtypeDateDescriptionNotesSource
    eventarmed conflict1702Siege of St. Augustinesiege, Kingdom of England, Kingdom of SpainWikidata
    eventarmed conflict1740Siege of St. AugustineKingdom of Spain, Kingdom of Great Britain, siegeWikidata
    eventarmed conflict1740Siege of Fort MosesiegeWikidata
    linkchannelFacebook channel@Wikidata
    linkpageNational Register of Historic Places page@Wikidata
    linkpageNational Register of Historic Places listed place page@Wikidata
    linkpageFortalezas.org page@Wikidata
    linkpageFortWiki page@Wikidata
    linkpageTripadvisor page@Wikidata
    sitefortFort CabenfortWikidata
    sitefortFort FultonfortWikidata
    sitefortFort HansonfortWikidata
    sitefort1695Castillo de San MarcosfortWikidata
    sitefort1734Fort Picolatadestroyed building or structure, fortWikidata
    sitefort1734Fort San Francisco de PupofortWikidata
    sitefort1837Fort PeytonfortWikidata
    sitefort1924Fort Matanzas National MonumentNational Park System unit, National Monument of the United States, national monument, National Park Service, fortWikidata
    sitefort1994Fort MoseFlorida state park, fortWikidata
    commonsimageExcerpt from the legend of the map of St. Augustine, Florida, drawn by the Spanish royal engineer Pedro Ruiz de Olano in 1740. Commons
    commonsimageGovernor Jeb Bush and Congressman John Mica greeting people during an African American heritage celebration at Fort Mose Commons
    commonsimageSt Aug Fort Mose bdwlk east02 Commons
    commonsimageSt Aug Fort Mose VC tiles02 Commons
    commonsimageSt Aug Fort Mose01 Commons
    commonsimageSt Aug Fort Mose bdwlk east01 Commons
    commonsimageSt Aug Fort Mose VC01 Commons
    commonsimageSt Aug Fort Mose bdwlk east03 Commons
    commonsimageSt Aug Fort Mose VC02 Commons
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