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Fort Washington
« on: October 01, 2010, 06:12:07 AM »
"FRIENDS OF FORT WASHINGTON-Preservation for the 21st Century". A National Historic Site. Goal: National Park Protection of Earthworks as a National Historic Monument / Battlefield
“Let no unpatriotic hand destroy this revolutionary relic, now known as Fort Washington.” - “History of Cambridge, Massachusetts 1630-1877,” Lucius R. Paige

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RIP John. While on vacation July 4th 2013 in northern Wisconsin, he was ATVing with family and pulled ahead of everyone and took off at break-neck speed without a helmet. He lost control.....hit a tree....and the tree won.  He died instantly.

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Re: Fort Washington
« Reply #1 on: October 02, 2010, 07:43:27 AM »
I didn't post this site for the cannon, at least not for the real guns (although I wouldn't mind having one of those too), but man oh man, I would just love to have that iron fence surrounding my property.



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RIP John. While on vacation July 4th 2013 in northern Wisconsin, he was ATVing with family and pulled ahead of everyone and took off at break-neck speed without a helmet. He lost control.....hit a tree....and the tree won.  He died instantly.

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