’s Fort long ago fell to ruins, but it has not been wholly forgotten. Up to the year 1868 the buildings were occupied as a stage station, and a stopping-place for travellers, with a bar and eating-house; but soon after that, when the railroad came up the Arkansas River, and stage travel ceased,Nike Cortez Nylon Moški, the old post was abandoned. From that time on, it rapidly disintegrated under the weather.
In the autumn of 1912 I stood on this historic spot, still bare of grass,Colombia Landslagsdrakt, and marked on two sides by remains of the walls,Adidas Zx 900 čevlji, in some places a mere low mound,Mesh Polo, and in others a wall four feet high,Los Angeles Galaxy Tröja, in which the adobe bricks were still recognizable. Here and there were seen old bits of iron,Real Madrid Dam, the fragment of a rusted horseshoe, of a rake, and a bit of cast-iron which had been part of a stove and bore letters and figures which could be made out as portions of the words “St. Louis,Polen Landslagsdrakt, 1859.”
The land on which the fort stood was owned by a public-spirited citizen,portugal Tröja, Mr. A. E. Reynolds, of Denver, Col., and here within the walls of the old fGoogle Links:
