[DOC] [TLE] The Baltimore Bastille - Fort McHenry National Monument and ... [PAR] During the Civil War, Fort McHenry served as a Union transfer prison camp for ... 
They used a tin cup, pocket knife, hardtack for a plate, and forks and spoons... [DOC] [TLE] Preserving Places of Captivity: Civil War Prisons in the National ... [PAR] an overview of the Civil War prisons preserved in the National Parks. ... After the 
war, these sites reverted back to their pre-war uses and were not preserved. ... 
Alcatraz is best known as "The Rock" for its role as a Federal penitentiary. During 
... prisoners died at Fort McHenry, which became known as the "Baltimore 
Bastille.". [DOC] [TLE] Andersonville National Historic Site - Wikipedia [PAR] The Andersonville National Historic Site, located near Andersonville, Georgia, 
preserves the ... Dead lines were also used at other prisons during the Civil War. 
... was suffered by prisoners and the Confederate personnel alike within the fort. 
... for the use by the Confederacy and the federal government after the war ended
. [DOC] [TLE] Fort Mackinac as a Civil War Prison | Mackinac State Historic Parks [PAR] Sep 3, 2012 ... Although the fort itself played only a small role in the Civil War, for a few months 
the post ... In early 1862, victorious Federal forces recaptured much of ... he used 
to quickly arrest several prominent Confederate sympathizers. [DOC] [TLE] Fort Mchenry Civil War Prison | Fort McHenry's slightly known prison ... [PAR] Apr 12, 1994 ... There's another part of the story of Fort McHenry, one that is not much ... Fort 
McHenry's use during the Civil War when it was a federal prison. Fort McHenry 
was the military headquarters of Baltimore, the keystone of the Eighth... [DOC] [TLE] The Prisons Of The Civil War Overview [PAR] Jul 2, 2005 ... In Fort McHenry, Baltimore, the prisoners were always drawn from many ... Jails 
and penitentiaries were often used as prisons of war, but their use was ... times 
during its history as a prison a motley crew of Federal deserters,... [DOC] [TLE] Info on Military Prisons and POW Camps - Homepages Rootsweb [PAR] Camp Douglas, IL (USA) - used as a POW camp from 1862-65. ... This site is on 
the IL in the Civil War Website...it includes some history about Camp Douglas, ... 
of the Fort Delaware military prison includes information about the fort, some links 
and pictures, ... Ft. McHenry, the "Baltimore Bastille" ... Cahaba Federal Prison. [DOC] [TLE] CIVIL WAR MILITARY PRISONS & P.O.W. CAMPS - Freepages [PAR] Civil War, P.O.W., Prisons, Genealogy, Family History. ... First Federal training 
camp (built on property that belonged to Sen Stephen .... At various times, the 
Department of Correction has used the island for a prison, but it is currently 
uninhabited. ... McHenry, Fort, (MD), 1861-1865, Military Prison, Located in 
Baltimore harbor... [DOC] [TLE] 'Portals to Hell: Military Prisons of the Civil War' Excerpts Page 1 [PAR] More than 674,000 soldiers [were] taken captive during the Civil War. ... The New 
York Times accused the Federal government of treating prisoners ... Local jails 
were often used, such as in Baltimore, but other facilities-such as Fort McHenry in
... [DOC] [TLE] Escape from Fort Delaware - University of Delaware Research [PAR] In the early days of the Civil War, prison life at Fort Delaware on Pea Patch Island 
in the ... He used JSTOR, a database of journals in the humanities, social 
sciences and sciences .... It was titled U.S. Bonds; or Duress by Federal Authority. 
... Blair was a relative of Constance Cary, Harrison's fiance from Baltimore. [DOC] [TLE] 'Portals to Hell: Military Prisons of the Civil War' Excerpts Page 3 [PAR] Fort Lafayette had served as a U.S. military prison since July 15, 1861, [when] ... 
as one of the first Northern coastal fortifications to hold Federal political prisoners. 
... Long before the Civil War this fortress was renamed Fort Lafayette, in honor of 
the ...

Question: During the Civil War, this Baltimore fort was used as a federal prison
Answer: Fort McHenry