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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1794-1795, 1812-1815) - First established in 1794 by General "Mad" [[Anthony Wayne]] during the [[Northwest Territory Indian War]]. Abandoned in 1815. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (1794-1795, 1812-1815) - First established in 1794 by General "Mad" [[Anthony Wayne]] during the [[Northwest Territory Indian War]]. Abandoned in 1815. | ||
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== | == History == | ||
Fort Piqua was a small stockaded supply post garrisoned by a detachment of troops under Capt. [[J.N. Visher]]. The post had a single blockhouse in the center of the stockade. The post was abandoned at the end of the [[Northwest Territory Indian War]] after the signing the of the Treaty of Greene Ville. | Fort Piqua was a small stockaded supply post garrisoned by a detachment of troops under Capt. [[J.N. Visher]]. The post had a single blockhouse in the center of the stockade. The post was abandoned at the end of the [[Northwest Territory Indian War]] after the signing the of the Treaty of Greene Ville. | ||
== Current Status == | == Current Status == | ||
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Fort Piqua (1794-1795, 1812-1815) - First established in 1794 by General "Mad" Anthony Wayne during the Northwest Territory Indian War. Abandoned in 1815. HistoryFort Piqua was a small stockaded supply post garrisoned by a detachment of troops under Capt. J.N. Visher. The post had a single blockhouse in the center of the stockade. The post was abandoned at the end of the Northwest Territory Indian War after the signing the of the Treaty of Greene Ville. Current StatusNo period guns or mounts in place.
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