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**Fort Dearborn**
	United States fort 1856 engraving showing Fort Dearborn as it appeared in 1831
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Instance of	fort; destroyed building or structure;
Named after	Henry Dearborn;
Location	Chicago, Chicagoland
Architect	John Whistler;
Heritage designation	Chicago Landmark;
Inception	1803;
Dissolved, abolished or demolished date	1856;
Elevation above sea level	178 m;
Followed by	Chicago;
	Category:Uses of Wikidata Infobox with maps41° 53′ 17.02″ N, 87° 37′ 26″ W
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English: Fort Dearborn, named in honor of Henry Dearborn, was a United States fort built on the Chicago River in 1803 by troops under Captain John Whistler.

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Photo

Barracks of Second Fort Dearborn, 1856

Drawings

Bird's-eye view of the first Fort Dearborn
Painting of Fort Dearborn as seen from the north in 1816
Fort Dearborn in 1830

Maps and plans

Captain Whistler's 1808 plan of the first fort Dearborn
Outline plan of the first Fort Dearborn

Monuments

Defense, by Henry Herring, a sculpture on Michigan Avenue Bridge commemorates the Battle of Fort Dearborn
Chicago Landmark plaque
Sidewalk marker
London Guarantee Building with large relief above the entrance commemorating Fort Dearborn

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