Fort Sheridan
Fort Sheridan by Laura Tucker, published by Arcadia Publishing in 2008, is an illustrated exploration of a significant military site along the shores of Lake Michigan. This 96-page book presents a detailed account of Fort Sheridan, which was established as an army base in 1887 and remained active until its decommissioning in 1993. Through a combination of photographs and factual information, Tucker captures the evolving history and diverse uses of the fort’s structures over the years.
Readers will find a rich visual narrative that reflects the transformation of Fort Sheridan from a military installation to a township and forest preserve. Tucker, a dedicated resident and photographer, shares her insights and research, emphasizing the fort’s dynamic character and historical significance. The book delves into various aspects of the fort’s life, making it a valuable resource for those interested in military history and local heritage in the Midwest.
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Fort Sheridan is a national historic treasure nestled along the shores of Lake Michigan. It was established as an army base in 1887 and decommissioned in 1993, giving way to its rebirth as a township and forest preserve. Laura Tucker, a six-year resident, avid photographer, and Fort Sheridan enthusiast, has researched and compiled a collection of photographs and facts that highlight the ever-changing uses of the structures and the chameleon-like personality of the fort.
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