By Jeannette Holland Austin
The site upon which Fort Knox sits covers 100,000 acres of land. Fort Knox has been active since 1918 and was naed for Henry Knox, a Revolutionary War Soldier general and the first secretary of war. It is the site of the U. S. Gold Depository surrounded by a high iron fence.
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