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Fort Frederick State Park

11100 Fort Frederick Rd
Big Pool, MD 21711
United States

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Fort Frederick was originally built in 1756 to serve as a defensive point the French-and-Indian War. It would also serve as a vital fort in the American Revolution for the defense of the frontier as well as acting as a British prisoner of war camp. 

Fort built in 1756 to serve as a defensive point against native and french forces, saw action in the Revolutionary War

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