This fort was built in 1833 to protect the western end of Long Island Sound. It once housed a garrison of over 1,200 men. It is now the site of the Maritime Industry Museum and is part of SUNY Maritime College and a park. There are such exhibits as The Evolution of Seafaring, which explores seamanship from ancient Phoenicia to the present day. Other exhibits explore naval history and clipper ships. A museum gift shop and library is on site. There is no admission fee, but a donation is encouraged.
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Morris High School Historic District is inclusive of a high school which is a treasure of the Gothic architectural style. Its high school structure is a stunning centerpiece in addition to 51 other buildings. District landmarks include the Morris High School, Brick Rowhouses and the Trinity Episcopal Church. This area is listed on National Register of Historic Places.
