Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 49
g cut of the plan of the fort and its environs. In long years past, on the banks of this river Whose current so peaceful, flows silently down, Roamed the race of the red man, with bow and with quiver,Where stands fair Fremont, our beautiful town. Here centuries ago, according to tradition, there… … FORT SANDUSKY AND ENVIRONS. Reference to the Environs. — a — British gunboats at their placeof landing, b — Cannon, a six-pounder. c — Mortar. d — Batteries.i — Graves of Lieut. Col. Short and Lieut. Gordon, who fell in theditch, f—Road to Upper Sandusky, g — Advance of the enemy to thefatal ditch,…
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