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the Fort and Keys Like Never Before!
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Produced in Collaboration with the
National Park
Service!
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Over 50 interactive 360 degree panoramas!
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Includes Historic Documents from the Park!
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Interpretive Text for Every View!
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Aerial maps!
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Amazing birding photographs!
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Free Bonus Screensaver Included!
Use the Virtual Tour Program
to...
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Plan your Trip!
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Give as Gifts!
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Share with Family & Friends!
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Plays on Any Computer!
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Mac/PC Compatible!
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Includes Free Quicktime Plug-in!
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No Installation Necessary! |
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Garden
Key & Fort Map - Preview (150k)
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Garden Key Lighthouse Lantern
(closed to the public)
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Garden Key Lighthouse East (closed to the public)
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Garden Key Lighthouse West
(closed to the public)
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Curtain Magazine (closed to the public)
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Tower Powder Magazine (closed to the public)
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Large Parade Magazine
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Casemate Cistern (closed to the public)
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Chapel
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Bakery
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Top of all six Bastions (two are
closed to the public)
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Bastion 6 Interior
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Hotshot Furnace
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2nd Tier View
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Terreplein
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North Coaling Dock (closed to the public)
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South Coaling Dock
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Bastion 6 Lower Tier
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Dr. Mudd Cell
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Fort Center
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Residential Interior (closed to the public)
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Generator Room (closed to the public)
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Cistern
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Fort Center
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Drawbridge
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Lincoln Conspirator's Cell
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Campground
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Moat Wall Southwest Corner
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Moat Wall Northeast Side
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Moat Wall Sluice Gate
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Moat Interior (closed to the public) |
Bush Key & Long Key Map
- Preview (150k)
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Long Key South End (closed to the public)
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Long Key Nesting Areas
(closed to the
public)
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Long Key Lagoon (closed to the public)
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Bush Key Nesting Areas
(closed to the
public)
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Coral Quarry
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Landbridge
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North Coaling Dock (closed to the public)
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South Coaling Dock
Loggerhead Key Map
- Preview (150k)
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Loggerhead Lighthouse Lantern Room
(closed to the
public)
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Loggerhead Lighthouse 5th Floor
(closed to the
public)
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Loggerhead Lighthouse Exterior
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Carnegie Lab Ruins
Hospital Key
- Preview (150k)
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Hospital Key Nesting Areas
(closed to the
public)
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About Dry Tortugas National Park:
A cluster of seven islands
called the Dry Tortugas exists seventy miles (112.9 km) west
of Key West, Florida. Composed of coral reefs, shoals and
sand, the site was named Las Islas deTortugas (the Island
of Turtles) by Ponce de León in 1513. Due to the lack
of fresh water there, the word "dry" was added to
the name. The islands, surrounded by 100 square miles of water,
comprise Dry Tortugas National Park. The area is known for
its varied profusion of birds and marine life - and for its
legends of pirates and sunken treasure. To learn more about
the Dry Tortugas National Park visit the website at:
http://www.nps.gov/drto/
About Florida National Parks & Monuments Association:
The Florida National Parks & Monuments
Association features books, videos, and related products about
the flora, fauna, and history of Everglades, Biscayne, and
Dry Tortugas National Parks and Big Cypress National Preserve.
Net proceeds from product sales are returned to the National
Parks to support park educational and visitor service programs.
To learn more about the cooperating association that supports
the park, visit the website at: http://www.nps.gov/ever/fnpma.htm
About Transportation to Dry Tortugas
Daily ferry and seaplane service from
Key West is available. Reservations are recommended. For additional
information visit the park website at: http://www.nps.gov/drto/
Additional Photos Provided by:
National Park Service, U.S. Army Military
History Institute, U.S. Geological Survey, and National Archives.
Historic Documents:
You can view a variety of related
historic documents by exiting this program and opening the
folder called “Historic_Documents.” The documents
are located on this disk in PDF viewing format courtesy the
National Park Service. Historic Documents
include:
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Prison Records
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Post Returns
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Images from the Air 2002
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Historic Images
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Fort Jefferson Historic Structure Report
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Description of Fort Jefferson, 1870
Special thanks to:
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The Florida National
Parks and Monuments Association for supporting the development
of this program.
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The National Park Service
for support and collaboration on the production of the program.
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Yankee Freedom
for providing transportation to the Park.
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Special thanks to Cal Singletary, Mike Ryan, Niki
Ryan, Sonny Bass, Cherry Payne
and all the rangers of
Dry Tortugas National Park.
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