Sentry Box in El Morro Women's T-Shirt

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The sentry box is where the soldiers used to stand guard around the Spanish-built fortress called El Morro in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. El Morro fortress was built in the 17th century and was an active fort until WWI. It is also one of the main touristic attractions in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. Visitors from around the world have walked its pavement and enjoyed the fantastic views from this incredible location.

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Please note that the Fine Art America Watermark will NOT appear on any products you purchase. Alice Terrill is an award winning photographer and digital artist. She resides in Ohio but spends winters in Puerto Rico. Photographs of hers have appeared in Caribbean Travel & Life, The San Juan Star, The Virgin Islander, El Nuevo Dia and several other publications. Hallmark Cards have used her photos for their greeting cards. Her art has been exhibited in several museums in Puerto Rico including, Princess Museum at the Tourism Headquarters for Puerto Rico, Castillo Serralles museum in Ponce, PR, Proceres Museum in Cabo Rojo, PR, Luis Munoz Marin Foundation in Trujillo Alto, PR, among others. She has participated in group...