Morro Castle

[ mawr-oh, mor-oh; Spanish mawr-raw ]

noun

1. a historic fort at the entrance to the harbor of Havana, Cuba.

Example Sentences

The guns of Morro Castle and of the shore batteries began to rain their balls on the Merrimac.

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Later in the day the Americans were taken from the war-ship in a launch, and carried across the harbor to Morro Castle.

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Soon the crew could see the line of distant mountains, and the steep slopes leading to Morro Castle.

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So after a four days' stay in Morro Castle the little party set out on an inland march, guarded by some thirty Spanish soldiers.

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On account of an eastward curve in the channel just beyond Morro Castle, one cannot look through the notch into the upper harbor.

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