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* [[Mormon Fortifications]] | |||
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* {{Roberts}}, page 793 | * {{Roberts}}, page 793. | ||
* {{Hart}}, page 175 | * {{Hart}}, page 175. | ||
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{{Visited|15 Sep 2011}} | {{Visited|15 Sep 2011}} | ||
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[[Category:Utah Summit County]] | [[Category:Utah Summit County]] | ||
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[[Category:2011-2012 Trip]] | [[Category:2011-2012 Trip]] |
Revision as of 19:23, 10 July 2015
Rock Fort (1865-18??) - First established in 1865 by Mormon settlers in Rockport, Summit County, Utah. Abandoned in unknown.
Rock Fort HistoryIn 1865 the Mormon settlers of Rockport were directed to relocate to the nearby town of Wanship when Indian hostilities threatened. Instead, they built a stone fort with walls eight foot tall and two feet thick and remained in Rockport. It is unclear when the fort was no longer used for defensive purposes. The town of Rockport was destroyed and submerged when the Rockport Reservoir was completely flooded in 1957 and presumably the remains of the fort were submerged at the same time. Current StatusPart of Rockport State Park, Summit County, Utah. Remains of the fort are presumed to be submerged in the Rockport Reservoir.
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