The following structures and markers are pictured:
The "0" Mile General Crook Trail Marker which is located in the place where in 1871 General George Crook established a military supply trail which connected Forts Whipple, Verde and Apache.
The marker is located close to the Fort Verde Administration Building.

The main Administration Building.
It contained the main offices from which the decisions as to the operations of the fort were made.
It now houses the Visitor Center of the Fort Verde Museum and contains exhibits, period artifacts from military life, and history on the Indian Scouts and Indian Wars era.

Inside the Commanding officers office in the Administration Building of Fort Verde.

Display of uniforms once used by the men who served in Fort Verde.
The display is in the old Administration Building.

The Commanding Officer Quarters.

The Bachelor Officers’ Quarters.

The Doctor’s & Surgeons Quarters.
The following structures and markers are pictured:
The "0" Mile General Crook Trail Marker which is located in the place where in 1871 General George Crook established a military supply trail which connected Forts Whipple, Verde and Apache. The marker is located close to the Fort Verde Administration Building.
The main Administration Building. It contained the main offices from which the decisions as to the operations of the fort were made. It now houses the Visitor Center of the Fort Verde Museum and contains exhibits, period artifacts from military life, and history on the Indian Scouts and Indian Wars era.
Inside the Commanding officers office in the Administration Building of Fort Verde.
Display of uniforms once used by the men who served in Fort Verde. The display is in the old Administration Building.
The Commanding Officer Quarters.
The Bachelor Officers’ Quarters.
The Doctor’s & Surgeons Quarters.
Fort Verde State Historic Park