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[[Image:FortBorst OrigLocRiver UW.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Fort Borst Blockhouse circa 1899, original location. (University of Washington Archive)]] | [[Image:FortBorst OrigLocRiver UW.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Fort Borst Blockhouse circa 1899, original location. (University of Washington Archive)]] | ||
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'''Fort Borst (1856-1856)''' - The blockhouse was erected by Captain [[Francis Goff]] and five soldiers for storage of grain needed by troops engaged in the Washington [[Indian Wars]]. | '''Fort Borst (1856-1856)''' - The blockhouse was erected by Captain [[Francis Goff]] and five soldiers for storage of grain needed by troops engaged in the Washington [[Indian Wars]]. | ||
After the [[Indian Wars]], [[Joseph Borst]] bought the blockhouse from the government for $500 and used it as a grainery. Originally the blockhouse was located on the Chehalis River just beyond the mouth of the Skookumchuck River. In 1919 it was moved to Riverside Park and in 1922, to the present site at Fort Borst Park. | After the [[Indian Wars]], [[Joseph Borst]] bought the blockhouse from the government for $500 and used it as a grainery. Originally the blockhouse was located on the Chehalis River just beyond the mouth of the Skookumchuck River. In 1919 it was moved to Riverside Park and in 1922, to the present site at Fort Borst Park. | ||
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Exit 82 off I5, Centralia, Washington | |||
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Revision as of 21:19, 9 January 2007
Fort Borst (1856-1856) - The blockhouse was erected by Captain Francis Goff and five soldiers for storage of grain needed by troops engaged in the Washington Indian Wars.
After the Indian Wars, Joseph Borst bought the blockhouse from the government for $500 and used it as a grainery. Originally the blockhouse was located on the Chehalis River just beyond the mouth of the Skookumchuck River. In 1919 it was moved to Riverside Park and in 1922, to the present site at Fort Borst Park.
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Location: Exit 82 off I5, Centralia, Washington Maps & Images Lat: 46.72675 Long: -122.97645 |
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