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[Site]: Old Fourah Bay College building, Freetown
[Location]: 8°28′37.9″N 13°13′16.3″W / 8.477194°N 13.221194°W / 8.477194; -13.221194
[Founded]: 1845-8
[Proclaimed]: 1955
[Description]: The 19th century four-storey building at Fourah Bay College developed into the first University College in Africa. -
[Site]: Heddle's Farm, Freetown
[Location]: 8°28′27.11″N 13°13′3.17″W / 8.4741972°N 13.2175472°W / 8.4741972; -13.2175472
[Founded]: 1820
[Proclaimed]: 1948
[Description]: Prominent residence, now in ruins, that was owned by several notable colonial families. -
[Site]: St John’s Maroon Church, Freetown
[Location]: 8°29′8.8″N 13°14′11.9″W / 8.485778°N 13.236639°W / 8.485778; -13.236639
[Founded]: 1820
[Proclaimed]: 1956
[Description]: It is built from the ship timbers that brought the first Jamaican Maroons to Freetown. -
[Site]: Old Wharf Steps and Guard House, Freetown
[Location]: 8°29′20.13″N 13°14′15.80″W / 8.4889250°N 13.2377222°W / 8.4889250; -13.2377222
[Founded]: 1818/9
[Proclaimed]: 1953
[Description]: Early 19th century stairs leading down to Government wharf. -
[Site]: Earthworks and Live Stockade at Masakpaidu, Kono
[Location]: 8°50′49.48″N 11°1′9.43″W / 8.8470778°N 11.0192861°W / 8.8470778; -11.0192861
[Founded]: c.1800
[Proclaimed]: 1949
[Description]: An abandoned fortified village that was founded before the arrival of Europeans. -
[Site]: De Ruyter Stone
[Location]: 8°29′18.11″N 13°14′16.8″W / 8.4883639°N 13.238000°W / 8.4883639; -13.238000
[Founded]: 1664
[Proclaimed]: 1948
[Description]: An inscribed rock left by Dutch Admiral Michiel de Ruyter, Freetown's oldest monument.
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