Fort Augustus, a small village on the Caledonian Canal, 33 m. SW. of Inverness; the fort, built in 1716 and enlarged in 1730, was utilised as a barrack during the disturbances in the Highlands, but after being dismantled and again garrisoned down to 1857, it finally, in 1876, passed into the hands of the Benedictines (q.v.), who have converted it into an abbey and college.
Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)
Forster, William Edward * Fort George