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WILLIAM AND MARY RAIDS

December 14-15, 1774, several hundred men overpowered the six-man British garrison at Castle William & Mary, now Fort Constitution, New Castle, and removed quantities of military supplies. These raids, set off by Paul Revere's ride to Portsmouth on December 13, were among the first overt acts of the American Revolution.

Main St. (NH-1B) & Wentworth St., New Castle, Rockingham County New Hampshire


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