had beenoriginally twenty or twenty-five rooms onthe first rloor. Basing an opinion on theamount of debris one would conclude thatthe original structure had been two or morestories high. On the south bank of thewell there is another mass of ruins. In thisgroup fourteen rooms are discernable. The… … £33** of stone and mortar. < hie of these is situ ated ai the eastern aspe< i of the well on theridge of rock between the well and Beavercreek. This ridge is a narrow ledge oflimestone twent) three Feel v. ide at its narrawest place. Beaver creek makes an ab-rupt bend where it strikes the…
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