Spike Island launches Entwined History exhibition

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John Crotty of Spike Island
John Crotty of Spike Island

Spike Island launches the exhibition Entwined History: Revealing Spike Island’s Forts to commemorate the 220th anniversary of Fort Westmoreland’s foundation

The exhibition showcases the architectural plans and historical artefacts related to the island’s military past

Fort Westmoreland, now known as Fort Mitchel, was constructed in response to threats in the late 18th century but was left unfinished after Napoleon’s defeat in 1815

The exhibition features original architectural plans, rare artefacts, and photographs, offering insights into Spike Island’s military history and architectural design.

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