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Forts And Castles 2


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Fort St. Jorge, Elmina. Built by the Portuguese in 1482. First European fort on the Gold Coast, it was improved before 1500.

Fort SAO JORGE da MINA (Elmina)


Fort St. Jorge, Elmina
Fort Nassau, Cape Coast. At Mourie. A Dutch post in 1598. Dutch fort built 1612.

Fort Nassau, from an old Dutch print, XXVII century.
Fort William, Anomabu. Built by the Dutch in 1640. Restored in 1954.

Fort William, Anomabu
Fort St. Sebastian, Shama. First built as a Dutch lodge 1526.

Fort St. Sebastian, Shama
Fort Prinsenstein, Keta. Danish post established in c. 1714.

Keta – Dutch Fort ‘Singelenburght’. Built (1734). Danish Fort ‘Prinsenstein’ Built (1784). English (1850). At Present A Prison.

Fort Prinsenstein, Keta
Kumasi Fort – At Kumasi, The Garden City Of Ghana Built By The British (1896 – 1900). At Present Used As Military Museum

Kumasi Fort – At Kumasi


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Building history: Albert van Dantzig, Forts and Castles of Ghana (Accra: Sedco Publishing Ltd 1980). A.W. Lawrence, Trade Castles and Forts of West Africa (London: Jonathan Cape 1963), esp. pp. 333-336.
www.ambaccra.nl/pages/c_forts.html
Copyright © 1998, Marco Ramerini,
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