Stevens Post No. 1 of Seattle, WA - Department of the Columbia

Stevens Post No. 1 was based in Seattle, King County, Washington. The map at the bottom of the page shows the exact location.

The Post was chartered on 27 June 1878. This Post was associated with Stevens Corps No. 1, Woman's Relief Corps (WRC) which was installed on 10 May 1884.

Fort Stevens in Clatsop County, Oregon was built in 1863-64 to defend the month of the Columbia River from the Confederates, British, and French. In 1865 it was named in honor of Isaac Stevens.

Namesake

Isaac I. Stevens		Puget Sound Rangers,
	F&S	79th New York Infantry &
		U.S. Volunteers

Abbreviations used above: "Bty." is short for "Battery". "Co." is short for "Company". "F&S" is short for "Field and Staff".

Note: This is not a complete cumulative roster of the Comrades (members) of this Post. As additional Comrades are identified, they will be added.

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