The fort is bounded by timber palisades.
The location of the fort's original palisades were identified through archaeological investigation in the years after the fort was designated a national historic site in 1923.
A two-storey bastion built out of logs and topped with a pyramid-shaped roof is built along the northeast palisades walls. The northeast bastion is a small irregularly shaped square windows and two doors are situated on its second level, providing access to the wall's galleries. The northeast bastion was rebuilt in 1957
Source: https://parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/bc/langley/visit/visit6
Our Visit Experience 2023.10.29
The Entrance
Wall Built of Log
Pyramid-shaped roof
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