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Cresap's Fort
East Prospect, Pennsylvania
Historical Marker Database · William Pfingsten
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Thomas Cresap settled here about 1730 on lands claimed by Lord Baltimore of Maryland. Forcibly evicted in 1736 by Penn agents who burned his "fort," Cresap moved to Western Maryland, where he continued active in frontier affairs and died about 1790.
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