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August 31, 2024
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These are the remains of the old fort that gave Fort William its name.
The original wooden fort (known as Inverlochy Fort) was built in 1654, but was replaced by a stone fort in 1690 and continually strengthened. It was then named Fort William, after King William III.
Not much of the fort remains now - except for the enclosing seaward wall and the entrance archway.
The original wooden fort (known as Inverlochy Fort) was built in 1654, but was replaced by a stone fort in 1690 and continually strengthened. It was then named Fort William, after King William III.
Not much of the fort remains now - except for the enclosing seaward wall and the entrance archway.
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