Fort Saulsbury

Fort Saulsbury Welcome to the official fan page for Fort Saulsbury Fort Saulsbury is a post WWI fort just out side of Milford Delaware it named after Willard Saulsbury, Sr.
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He was a Senator from Delaware; born in Mispillion Hundred, Kent County, Del., June 2,1820. In large letters embossed over the entrance of the north bunker is the word "Hall" and over the south bunker "Haslet." Their naming is significant. In the book, "Delaware, a Guide to the First State," it tells that these batteries were named in honor of Sussex County's two most famous Revolutionary War heroes - Col. David Hall and Col. John Haslet.

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Slaughters Beach
Slaughter Beach, DE
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