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English: South West View of Fort Winneba Winneba, Ghana by Jacobus van der Schley from a sketch by William Smith who wrote: "This Fort is exactly the same Plan and Dimensions as Tantumquery, nor is the Landing-Place any better. The Fort stands on a rising Ground about Fourteen Yards from the Seaside, having a handsome Avenue of Trees up to the Outer Gate. Here is also a large Spurr, which contributes very much to the Strength and Usefulness of the Fort, being a safe Place to secure their Cattle at Night from the Wild Beasts. Here also are very good Gardens; all which together render the Place pleasant and Comfortable enough"
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Source Antique print, 1727
Author Jacobus van der Schley from sketch by William Smith

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