The Following Pictures were taken in the Fall of 2004 of Fort Wilkins Historical State Park located just North of Copper Harbor, MI.

Main entrance to Ft. Wilkins Historical State Park at Copper Harbor.		The walls of Ft. Wilkins are logs with pointed tops and surround the fort.
Outer cabins that housed the officers and their families.		Ft. Wilkins is just East of Lake Superior and sits on Lake Fanny Hooe.
The Barracks of Ft. Wilkins form a horseshoe and face Lake Fanny Hooe		The Flagpole and canon next to the shores of Lake Fanny Hooe create a mystique of a wilderness fort as Ft. Wilkins indeed was.
		Fanny Hooe Creek spills out of Lake Fanny Hooe and into Lake Superior. This dreamy Creek, at the edge of the fort, is visited by everyone who walks through the fort.
Lake Fanny Hooe is deep, cold, and waiting for a fisherman.		Apart from the barracks are many different buildings that the soldiers used for different activities.
More buildings that beg to be visited and inviting imagination. The re-enactments at the Fort help put people and chores to the buildings.		Beautiful Lake Fanny Hooe always reflecting the opposite shoreline.
Falls Colors at Lake Fanny Hooe
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