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Knox Cannon Trail Marker spot

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1775 1776 historical knox marker massachusetts revolutionary war watertown

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Knox passed by Watertown on the "Old Watertown Path" to deliver his "Noble Train of Artillery" to General Washington. When General Howe saw the cannon perched atop Dorchester Heights on March 5th, he decided to attack them the next day, but was hamstrung by a wicked windswept rainstorm. He then decided to evacuate Boston. There are dozens of these markers along the Knox Trail from Lake George down the Hudson River Valley and east in to Massachusetts. See http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/services/KnoxTrail/ktlocations.html
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Knox Cannon Trail Marker

42°22’15.2” N, 71°9’49.3” W

It was one of the greatest engineering feats in military history. They all laughed at portly...

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