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  1. May 13, 2010, 07:26 PM
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    Anyone heard of Fort Edwards in Capon Bridge, WV Hampshire Co.

    It was a fort in 1700's that one of its guest was George Washington, while he was a surveyor. My grandmother lived about a 1/4 mile from it , they are doing some excavating at that sight as we speak. Thinking about trying my MD around that area. What do you all think? For more info go to Hampshirereview.com and there is a link on the bottom of the screen Fort edwards foundation. Check it out
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