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Opened:
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Inspired by "The Adventures
of Tom Sawyer", by Mark Twain, Tom Sawyer Island
was built on the island situated in the Rivers
of America to provide a vast playground for kids
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enjoy as well as a quiet place for parents to relax. |
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In 1997, Fort Sam Clemens
was renamed Fort Langhorne. This was done to make
it consistent with the fort seen in the Disney
film Tom and Huck. |
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