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...ortification established in 1777 in New York City, Bronx County, New York. Destroyed and abandoned by the British in 1779. ...of the outposts were destroyed and abandoned. Fort No. 6 was abandoned and destroyed by the British 11 Sep 1779 as a part of this consolidation. ...

...ere removed around 1927 and stored at [[Benicia Arsenal]]. The Battery was destroyed when Dead Man's Island was removed from Los Angeles Harbor. The guns were l Destroyed ...

...eneral [[Nathanael Greene]], [[Revolutionary War]] leader. Fort Greene was destroyed by a hurricane in 1804. ...r fortification with a battery, barracks and a magazine. An 1804 hurricane destroyed the works and the barracks and drowned some of the garrison. The island was ...

...1862 during the [[U.S. Civil War]] in Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia. Destroyed in a raid by Union General [[James H. Wilson]] in 1865. Completely destroyed in a raid by Union General [[James H. Wilson]] {{Cullum|1852}} on 16 Apr 18 ...

...8. Rebuilt and garrisoned in 1832 during the [[Black Hawk War]] and again destroyed by Indians after it was abandoned. Often enough seen referred to as Fort Cl ...ettlers and garrisoned in 1832 during the [[Black Hawk War]]. The post was destroyed by Indians after it was abandoned. ...

...onary War]] defense. Renamed [[Fort Dickinson (2)]] in 1783. Abandoned and destroyed in 1784. ...aptain [[Amos Ogden]] and Pennsylvania settlers. The fort was captured and destroyed by Connecticut Yankee settlers in a land claim dispute. The fort was rebuil ...

...ring the [[U.S. Civil War]] in Selma, Dallas County, Alabama. Captured and destroyed by Union forces under General [[James H. Wilson]] {{Cullum|1852}} in 1865. ....jpg|795px|thumb|center|Present Day Entrance to Arsenal Place, Site of the Destroyed Selma Arsenal.]] ...

...ty, New York. Captured by the British in 1776 and held by them until 1779. Destroyed and abandoned by the British in 1779. ...he outposts were destroyed and abandoned. Fort No. Three was abandoned and destroyed by the British in 1779 as a part of this consolidation. ...

...al of seven missions in the Apalachee Province. The fort was abandoned and destroyed in 1704. ...and 1,000 Creek Indians who destroyed five of the missions. Two more were destroyed in June and the Spanish then abandoned the fort and blew up the blockhouse. ...

...The Panama mounts remained in place and were visible up until it was fully destroyed. Remaining 155mm guns were removed in 1944. Destroyed, no period guns or mounts in place. ...

...was built adjacent to the ruins of Fort Bull in May-August 1756 and it was destroyed by the British in August 1756 to prevent its capture. ...overwhelmed and massacred by the attacking French and Indians. The French destroyed the stores and blew up the powder magazine. The French reported 70 killed a ...

...Fort established in 1776 in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Captured and destroyed by the British in 1776. Also known as the [[Ring Fort]]. The Oblong Redoubt was captured and destroyed by the British in August of 1776. ...

...Captured by the British in 1776 and held by them until they abandoned and destroyed it in 1779. ...doned and the Fort’s commander, Colonel [[John Lasher]], New York Militia, destroyed the barracks and moved his troops to reinforce nearby [[Fort Washington (3) ...

...ty, New York. Captured by the British in 1776 and held by them until 1779. Destroyed and abandoned by the British in 1779. Also known as [[Fort Swartwout]]. ...the outposts were destroyed and abandoned. Fort No. Two was abandoned and destroyed by the British in 1779 as a part of this consolidation. ...

...present day Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. Named for French King Louis IVX. Destroyed during the British attack in 1759. ...ons. It was used during General Wolfe's attack on the city in 1759 but was destroyed in the bombardment. With the end of the [[French & Indian War]] the battery ...

...ty, New York. Captured by the British in 1776 and held by them until 1779. Destroyed and abandoned by the British in 1779. ...of the outposts were destroyed and abandoned. Fort No. 4 was abandoned and destroyed by the British on 18 Sep 1779 as a part of this consolidation. ...

...f the [[14th U.S. Infantry]] in present day Dyea, Skagway Borough, Alaska. Destroyed by fire and abandoned in 1899. Also referred to as Camp at Lynn Canal. Destroyed by fire and abandoned 28 Jul 1899. ...

...d in 1862 on Oak Island in Brunswick County, North Carolina. Abandoned and destroyed in 1865. ...Caswell's]] [[Battery Shipp]] are now located. The fort was abandoned and destroyed 16 Jan 1865 after the fall of [[Fort Fisher]]. ...

...ty, New York. Captured by the British in 1776 and held by them until 1779. Destroyed and abandoned by the British in 1779. ...e outposts were destroyed and abandoned. Fort Number One was abandoned and destroyed by the British in 1779 as a part of this consolidation. ...