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• Some evacuated residents of Cove Fort returned to view the damage.
• Bayard's Cove Fort is a small fort, which was built to defend the harbour's entrance.
• Hollidays Cove Fort was a Revolutionary War fortification constructed in 1774 by soldiers from Ft.
• The Willden family returned to Willden Fort to assist with the construction of Cove Fort.
• Two of them are located in Churchill County, Nevada, and one is near Cove Fort, Utah.
• He and his son Ellott built Willden Fort near the site of the still-present Cove Fort.
• The highway leads east to Grand Junction, Colorado, and west to its western terminus at Cove Fort.
• Stretching from Baltimore to Cove Fort, Utah, I-70 is the oldest interstate highway route in the United States.
• In the following years some disagreements developed with the Cove Fort were constructed nearby as protection from Indian unrest.
• The average traffic measurement is collected at a point on SR-161 between Cove Fort and the interchange with I-15.
• Willden Fort also briefly housed the telegraph office during the construction of Cove Fort, making it the site of the first telegraph in Millard County, Utah.
• They are mostly decedents from Mormon Pioneers which dispersed from Cove Fort, Utah to settle the western frontier as called and assigned by Mormon leaders in the late 1800s.
• I-15 leads north to the western end of Interstate 70 at Cove Fort, north to Junction, and Utah State Route 21 runs west through the Beaver River Valley to Minersville.
• "' Interstate 70 "'( "'I-70 "') is a transcontinental Interstate Highway in the United States, stretching from Cove Fort, Utah to Grand Junction and Denver via a route through the Rocky Mountains.
• In January 1646, Sir Thomas Fairfax led a Parliamentary army to retake Dartmouth, seizing Bayard's Cove Fort and the five iron artillery guns stationed there by the Royalists to protect the estuary.
• Samuel Brady met his wife Drusilla VanSwearingen, the daughter of his commanding officer, at Holliday's Cove Fort ( the present downtown Weirton, West Virginia ) located along the Ohio River midway between Ft.
• As a daily stop for two stagecoach lines, as well as many other travelers, Cove Fort was heavily used for many years, often housing and feeding up to 75 people at a time.
• In the 19th century the harbour's other defences were expanded at Fort Camden ( Crosshaven ), and by the end of the Napoleonic Wars Cove Fort came to house a naval and military hospital.
• The village on the island was known as Ballyvoloon, overlooking " The Cove " and in 1743 a fort, later to become known as Cove Fort was built to the east of the village.
• There are also sections of highway 357 that used to be US-91 from before exit 129 through Cove Fort in Millard County, intersecting both I-70 and later I-15 north of the I-70 / I-15 interchange.