This fort was built 0.4 miles south
in 1837, to facilitate assemblage of
the Cherokee Nation for its enforced
removal westward. A blockhouse,
one of its corner bastions, survives.
It was removed in 1932 and re-erected
in the yard of the high . . . — — Map (db m288661) HM
100 yards NW, David McNair, Scotch pioneer who married Delilah Vann, daughter of a Cherokee chief, built a home about 1800 near a grove which was a Cherokee council ground and terminus of the Ocoee-Conasauga portage. He commanded a company in . . . — — Map (db m47675) HM
