This locale is the site of the grave of Osceola, and is named for the victor at the battle of Hanging Rock.
This locale is the site of the grave of Osceola, and is named for the victor at the battle of Hanging Rock. The original designs for this building were created in 1827, and construction of the artificial island on which it sits began two years later. However, this Fort was not occupied until December 1860, when forces under the command of Major Robert Anderson were ordered to garrison it to enforce Union suzerainty. For ten points, name this fortification built to defend Charleston Harbor, the site of the traditional opening exchanges of the American Civil War.
This locale is the site of the grave of Osceola, and is named for the victor at the battle of Hanging Rock.
Fort {Sumter}