Fort Necessity Shrine Marks Clash of Empires
The Washington bicentennial dedication of Fort Necessity near Uniontown Pa marks the start of a national shrine honoring George Washington’s first military role. The piece recalls Washington’s 1754 defense at Great Meadows and the broader French and Indian war sequence leading to Braddock’s expedition. It notes related sites Fort Frederick near Hagerstown and Braddock’s burial plate, with ongoing restoration efforts by Western Newspaper Union.
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Sod House to be Built in Topeka for Tourists
The State Historical Society plans a sod house at Topeka as a tourist exhibit. Once the home of western Kansas settlers, the sod house impressed with cool summers and rain resistance when well built. Also mentioned is the 1258 Mad Parliament session at Oxford led by Simon de Montfort expanding baron and commons rights.
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