Remains of a Fort (Inchgarvie)

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Remains of a FORT [Inch Garvie]	Remains of a Fort	Remains of a Fort	Mr William Pringle	On Inchgarvie	The remains of a fort on Inch Garvie believed to have been erected by Cromwell’s army in 1651, by the Gentlemen quoted in the Column for Authorities. It consists of a low roughly built wall, with embrasures, and of an oval figure, and has the appearance of being of an earlier date than the “Castle” owing in a great measure to its exposure to the weather and the castle being several times repaired, the walls are about 4 1/2 feet high and about a yard in width – and is constructed of rough small stones & mortar. It is situated on the western part of the island – and there is no tradition connected with it but what is historical.
		Remains of a Fort	Mr Hoggan
		Remains of a Fort	Mr Angus
		Remains of a Fort	Revd [reverend] P. Chalmers
		Remains of a Fort	New Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] of Scotland