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Fort Frederica - May 21, 2010 |
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In 1742, the British (Fort Frederica's troops) defeated the Spanish at the battles of Gully hole Creek and Bloody Marsh, ensuring Georgia's future as a British colony. The Spanish retreated to Florida, and later would sign a peace treaty with the British, thus paving the way for the Colony of Georgia to be formed. | |
A tabby fort guarded the
twisting water approach to the town. |
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Karen Duquette in the doorway of
the Fort |
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Remains of Fort Frederica
barracks |
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FLASHBACK - PHOTOS
FROM 1975 AT FORT FREDERICA |
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Brian and Renee Duquette playing
in the trees at Fort Frederica - 1975 |
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![]() Menu for the Sea Islands and surrounding areas (May 2010) You may visit these ten (10) sites in any order you choose. The page you are on is grayed out, and therefore can not be chosen from here. |
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Fort
Frederica |
Savannah, GA several pages |
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