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{{FortsWPTList|Fort=Fort Bedford (2)|State=ND|Dates=1891-1892|Mentions=2|Notes={{Cullum|2252}} • {{Cullum|2454}}.}} | {{FortsWPTList|Fort=Fort Bedford (2)|State=ND|Dates=1891-1892|Mentions=2|Notes={{Cullum|2252}} • {{Cullum|2454}}.}} | ||
{{FortsWPTList|Fort=Fort Caldwell|State=KS|Dates=1885|Mentions=1|Notes={{Cullum|2535}}. Sparse references online, but including in printed books.}} | |||
{{FortsWPTList|Fort=Fort Campbell (2)|State=SC|Dates=1861|Mentions=1|Notes=Actually, mentioned twice in the same [http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Gazetteer/Places/America/United_States/North_Carolina/_Texts/CBHHNC/3/2*.html Chapter 2 of Vol. III of Hamilton's ''History of North Carolina''] "(in 1861) Each channel [of the Cape Fear River] was guarded by strong works, the mouth by [[Fort Caswell]] and Fort Campbell, and New Inlet by [[Fort Fisher (2)|Fort Fisher]]." • "(Fort) Campbell on Oak Island"}} | {{FortsWPTList|Fort=Fort Campbell (2)|State=SC|Dates=1861|Mentions=1|Notes=Actually, mentioned twice in the same [http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Gazetteer/Places/America/United_States/North_Carolina/_Texts/CBHHNC/3/2*.html Chapter 2 of Vol. III of Hamilton's ''History of North Carolina''] "(in 1861) Each channel [of the Cape Fear River] was guarded by strong works, the mouth by [[Fort Caswell]] and Fort Campbell, and New Inlet by [[Fort Fisher (2)|Fort Fisher]]." • "(Fort) Campbell on Oak Island"}} | ||
Revision as of 03:43, 7 December 2014
| Fort | State | Dates | Mentions | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fort Bahia | TX | 1813 | 1 | (Cullum 48). |
| Fort Bedford (2) | ND | 1891-1892 | 2 | (Cullum 2252) • (Cullum 2454). |
| Fort Caldwell | KS | 1885 | 1 | (Cullum 2535). Sparse references online, but including in printed books. |
| Fort Campbell (2) | SC | 1861 | 1 | Actually, mentioned twice in the same Chapter 2 of Vol. III of Hamilton's History of North Carolina "(in 1861) Each channel [of the Cape Fear River] was guarded by strong works, the mouth by Fort Caswell and Fort Campbell, and New Inlet by Fort Fisher." • "(Fort) Campbell on Oak Island" |
| Fort Cornwallis | GA | 1781 | 1 | "At Augusta", captured by Lighthorse Harry Lee in that year, Freeman's Robert E. Lee, I.1, p3. |
| Fort Conger | NU | 1781 | (NU=Nunavut, Canada) Short History of the United States Navy, ch. 24, in connection of course with Arctic exploration. Wickedpedia has an article. | |
| Fort Crowder | MO | 1781 | U.S. Army post in southwest Missouri, established in World War II. Named after (Cullum 2909). See Wickedpedia entry. | |
| Fort Cumberland (2) | MD | 1755‑ | 1 | Mentioned in NPS Handbook 19 as being at Wills Creek. See Wickedpedia entry. |
| Fort Glenn | AK | 1942‑1950 | 1 | Mentioned in The Navy's Air War, p148. See National Park Service page. |
| Fort Holmes (4) | OK | 1860 | 1 | On my site, an incidental mention at The Story of Captain John C. Casey — FlaHQ 41:127‑144 (1962). ▸ A good page at Oklahoma Historical Society. |
| Fort St. Antoine | WI | 1689 | 1 | French trading fort at Prairie du Chien, best known for Nicolas Perrot's act of taking possession of the upper Mississippi for the King of France. |