Fort Thompson

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Labelle, FL 33935

Fort Thompson, located in Labelle, FL, is a historic military outpost established in the 19th century. This site played a significant role during the Second Seminole War, serving as a strategic base for U.S. troops. Today, visitors can explore its remnants and learn about the area's rich history and the interactions between early settlers and Native American tribes.

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4/18/2020

In the 1800's white settlers flooded into Florida and the government became determined to relocate all Native Americans west of the Mississippi. This forced removal policy sparked the Second...

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