feet deep. This huge subterranean chamber has an acoustical reverberation time of around 45 seconds, and once attracted the interest of various musicians and recording artists, among them Wayne Horvitz, Pauline Oliveros, and Stuart Dempster. As of 2014, the cistern is sealed shut and closed to all public access indefinitely. Military cemetery A small military cemetery, maintained by the Public Works Directorate at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, is located at the south side of the state park. See also 14th Coast Artillery (United States) References External links Photographs Disappearing gun at Fort Worden, circa 1915 University of Washington Libraries - Digital Collections Websites Fort Worden State Park Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission Fort Worden State Park Map Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission Fort Worden History and Images Puget Sound Coast Artillery Museum at Fort Worden Worden Historic American Buildings Survey in Washington (state) Historic American Engineering Record in Washington (state) National Register of Historic Places in Port Townsend, Washington State parks of Washington (state) Parks in Jefferson County, Washington Museums in Jefferson County, Washington Military and war museums in Washington (state) Port Townsend, Washington Buildings and structures in Port Townsend, Washington Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Washington (state) 1902 establishments in Washington (state) Protected areas established in 1971