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Fort Mifflin - History - Reconstruction Through War of 1812
... The Army probably built the outer room of "Casemate #11" during the reconstruction of the fort from 1794–1798 and used it as a "proof room" to make cannon charges ... The Army officially named the fort after Thomas Mifflin in 1795 ... area near the center of the fort, the army built the extant citadel structure to house the commandant in 1796 ...
... The Army probably built the outer room of "Casemate #11" during the reconstruction of the fort from 1794–1798 and used it as a "proof room" to make cannon charges ... The Army officially named the fort after Thomas Mifflin in 1795 ... area near the center of the fort, the army built the extant citadel structure to house the commandant in 1796 ...
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