Fort Yargo Cabin

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The Fort Yargo cabin was built by white settlers in 1792 for protection against the Muscogee (Creeks) and the Cherokees. Today it is used for history encampments at Fort Yargo State Park.

Photograph by Ashley Farrow, Wikimedia Commons

Fort Yargo Cabin

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