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Wellington’s Niagara Fortress was planned for the high ground called Short Hills, where it would overlook the Welland Canal to the south and east. In 1831, 200 acres were bought for £628 but nothing was built. The site today is occupied by the Look-Out Point golf course, in Fonthill – which boasts of “absolutely the most breathtaking view of the Niagara Region.” This 1827 map is credited to Colonel E.W. Durnford, Royal Engineers. Source: LAC NMC 0021588
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Source https://www.fortyork.ca/images/newsletters/fife-and-drum-2018/fife-and-drum-oct-2018.pdf
Author Colonel E.W. Durnford, Royal Engineers
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