Ohio archæological and historical publications (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by F.J. Heer · leaf 391
ded some distance north of the three acres covered by theworks, and embraced about 200 trees. These were the only sugartrees in that vicinity. This would point to the site having beencleared of the primitive forest by the people who built the fort;for it is a well known fact that where an area is… … b-»^A>^J&n*-& Mound Builders Fort within Toledos Limits. 383 particular kind of tree, and others spring up for which it con-tains appropriate nourishment. Directly where the river road now runs, in front of the Fas-set residence—or Miami street, to give it the official name—therewas…
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