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Isaac Ingalls Stevens  

Did You Know?
Built in 1861, Fort Stevens originally was named Fort Massachusetts. The fort was renamed Fort Stevens in 1863 after Isaac Ingalls Stevens. Stevens was the governor of the Washington Territory.

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Last Updated: October 02, 2007 at 14:48 EST