block·house 
(blŏkhous′)
(blŏkhous′)n.
1. A military fortification constructed of sturdy material, such as concrete, and designed with ports for defensive firing or observation.
2. A heavily reinforced building used for launch operations of missiles and space launch vehicles.
3. A fort made of squared timbers with a projecting upper story.
blockhouseFort Edgecomb
Edgecomb, Maine
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