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Moroni Fort and Bastion

Erected in 1865 on order of Gen. D.H. Wells
to protect the settlers during the Black
Hawk War, the fort covered the present city
hall block and westward with 12 ft. rock
walls supporting cabins along the inside. The
bastion stood on the Lincoln School lot. Its
walls 3 x 16 ft. held port holes which gave
a view of the entire valley. In 1866 when
near-by settlers were ordered to move into
the fort, Fountain Green occupied the N.E.
section; Wales, the west side; and Moroni,
the remainder.

Moroni Camp
Sanpete County

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