• Fort Barrancas (1839) or Fort San Carlos de Barrancas (from 1787) is a United States military fort and National Historic Landmark in the former Warrington area...
  • When civil war threatened, these 50 men, under Lt. Adam Slemmer, moved from Fort Barrancas to Fort Pickens. State troops occupied Barrancas.
  • Fort Barrancas, Florida was built on the site of numerous previous forts, including Fort San Carlos de Austria, which was built by the Spanish in 1698.
  • Fort Barrancas is mostly just walking through arched hallways. Check out my review for Fort Pickens to see if it looks great to you.
  • Fort Barrancas overlooks the entrance to Florida's Pensacola Bay. Part of Gulf Islands National Seashore, the old fort is a unique relic of America's past.
  • A National Park unit at NAS Pensacola, Fort Barrancas is an impressive Third System brick fortress from 1844 flanked by additional battlements and nature trails.
  • Fort Barrancas’ unique location upon elevated shoreline bluffs provided it a commanding view of the entrance to the deep harbor in Pensacola Bay.
  • From its perch atop the bluffs, Fort Barrancas has witnessed decades upon decades of battles and conflicts along the Gulf Coast.
  • Fort Pickens and Fort McRee were located on islands in the Harbor. The interior of the brick Fort Barrancas is a bit unusual in that it has no parade.
  • The area includes the historic Water Battery, Fort Barrancas, trails, visitor center, picnic areas, and the Advanced Redoubt.