British Fort at George Rogers Clark Park

The Story:      George Rogers Clark Park, west of Springfield, Ohio serves as the scene of the largest Revolutionary War battle west of the Appalachians. Following the harassment of settlers by the British and Shawnee, Colonel Clark arrived at this site. The triangular fort was created by British Forces, who at the time of the battle were not present and operating near Detroit. The Battle of Peckuwe commenced against the Shawnee who occupied the fort.e, meadows, and a waterfall.  The waterfall drains into Hosterman Lake and eventually the Mad River.  On this summer day, the water ran down a gentle slope from built-up upstream sediments which have accumulated at the base of the falls

 

Sublocation:   George Rogers Clark Park

City, State:      Springfield, Ohio

Year:                2021

Keywords:       x

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A split rail fence which leads visitors to the meadow where the British built a triangular fort which served as the site for the Battle of Peckuwe

George Rogers Clark Park, west of Springfield, Ohio serves as the scene of the largest Revolutionary War battle west of the Appalachians. Following the harassment of settlers by the British and Shawnee, Colonel Clark arrived at this site. The triangular fort was created by British Forces, who at the time of the battle were not present and operating near Detroit. The Battle of Peckuwe commenced against the Shawnee who occupied the fort.

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Framed Giclee Canvas, Metal, Photo Paper

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