- 18th-century
French blocus (blockade).
Blockhouses existed in
ancient Greece, for
example the one near Mycenae.
Early blockhouses were
designed solely to protect...
- The
Blockhouse is a 1973
drama film
directed by
Clive Rees and
starring Peter Sellers and
Charles Aznavour. It is
based on the 1955
novel Le Blockhaus...
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Blockhouse Bay is a
residential suburb in the
south west of Auckland, in New Zealand's
North Island. It is
sited on the
northern coast of the
Manukau Harbour...
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three blockhouses built by
locals to
protect the area from
American raids.
Standing by the St.
Andrews waterfront, the St.
Andrews Blockhouse is Canada's...
- A
blockhouse is a small,
isolated fort in the form of a
single building.
Blockhouse or
block house may also
refer to:
Blockhouse (Central Park), fort in...
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formed from the
merger of
Blockhouse Bay (founded 1948) and
Green Bay-Titirangi
United (founded 1973) in 1998.
Blockhouse Bay had been a
prominent Auckland...
- West
Blockhouse may
refer to a: West
Blockhouse, a
Palmerston Fort in ****ord
Haven West
Blockhouse, a 16th-century
fortification in Angle, Pembrokeshire...
- Fort
Blockhouse is a
former military establishment in Gosport, Hampshire, England, and the
final version of a
complicated site. At its
greatest extent...
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fortifications in
Harlem Heights (now
Morningside Heights). It was
accompanied by
Blockhouses No. 2, 3, and 4 in
Morningside Park. The fort is the last
remaining fortification...
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named after the
blockhouses constructed by
Captain Ephraim Cook to
protect colonists following a raid in 1756. The
final blockhouse in the community...
