Fort Stanton

Also known as Fort Stanton, New Mexico, Fort Stanton, NM

historic fort in Lincoln County, New Mexico, USA

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It sits within the topics Bureau of Land Management areas in New Mexico, Forts in New Mexico and Forts on the National Register of Historic Places in New Mexico.

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Official website

Fort Stanton, NM | Where history comes to life.

Fort Stanton, NM, is a New Mexico State Monument with over 155 years of history. Found just outside the town of Lincoln and surrounded by the Lincoln National Forest, the 240-acre site is best known for its roles in the Indian Wars and the Civil War., Fort Stanton, NM, is a New Mexico State Monument with over 155 years of history. Found just outside the town of Lincoln and surrounded by the Lincoln National Forest, the 240-acre site is best known for its roles in the Indian Wars and the Civil War.

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