"Where in North America is this?" Section VII

[jayree]

Here's another picture to ponder.


Photo by: Jerry Kendrick

1) Where is this?
2) What river is being protected?

Jayree

[Midwest Michael]

I haven't stopped there in many years, but that looks like it could be Fort Snelling in St. Paul, MN.

[jayree]

Although it is a Fort, it is not Fort Snelling.
Here's another clue. The river is not named for a state.
Jayree

[Foy]

The location could be Fort Darling, on Drewry's Bluff, just downstream of Richmond, VA.

The Confederates had large rifled Parrots at Fort Darling, however, so it it's Darling, those aren't the main batteries.

Foy

[jayree]

It is not Fort Darling on the James River, but it was the site of a major civil war conflict in 1862. Here is another picture.


Photo by: Jerry Kendrick

Jayree

[Mark Sedenquist]

Which city is this and where is that person standing?

This one has gotten skipped at least twice in recent days... Thanks!

Is this Montreal? And perhaps Gen is standing on a bridge girder?

Maybe on the Jacques Cartier Bridge?

[Foy]

Reckon I've got some homework to do, then.

If it's not Fort Darling or the James River, perhaps it's Fort Donelson, TN, on the Cumberland River, lost by the Confederates in major action in early 1862.

A dinner date with clients calls. Homework later..........

Foy

[Midwest Michael]

Fort Donelson was going to be my next guess as well. In fact, after doing a little bit of homework, that seems like the perfect fit.

[jayree]

You both are correct. It is Fort Donelson on the Cumberland River near Dover, Tennessee, just south of the Land Between The Lakes.
Jayree

[Quebec Gen]

This one has gotten skipped at least twice in recent days... Thanks!

Is this Montreal? And perhaps Gen is standing on a bridge girder?

Maybe on the Jacques Cartier Bridge?

It's an American City which features a lot of grain elevators.