California State Military
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- The California
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- Preserving California's
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- Historic California
Posts:
- Fort Seward
- (Camp on the Eel
River)
- Located on the upper Eel River, 65 miles
southeast of Fort Humboldt, Fort
Seward was established on September 25, 1861, by Captain Charles
S. Lovell, 6th Infantry. The post was named for the then secretary
of state, William H. Seward. Although it was actually abandoned
in April, 1862, it has been variously reported as being abandoned
in 1863 and 1866.
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