Old Fort Loudoun Cannon Remains a Winchester Relic
A 1756 fort built by George Washington in Winchester, Virginia, the Fort Loudoun redoubt, left only fragments now. The ancient cannon, once a key piece of armament, is valued as a historic witness tied to Washington and the valley’s early frontier era. The gun, found on a shop sidewalk for 29 dollars, may join the local Historical Society after recent purchase approvals.
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B and C Earnings Forge Ahead for March and Quarter
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports record March earnings and a strong first quarter. March revenues reach 28.747 million, up 23.2 percent. operating revenue and net railway income rise sharply. The first quarter shows 29.5 percent higher operating revenue and 48.6 percent higher net railway income, with dividends likely resumed if trends continue.
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