Minerva

Minerva is a town in Carroll, Columbiana, and Stark provinces in the U.S. territory of Ohio. George Washington was driving an organization of 2000 British troops from the east to assault the fortification. The British held up at Turtle Creek for the night. Indian scouts answered to the French that an assault was coming. The French stacked one ton of gold, which was to be the French finance, onto ten pack steeds and sent them west along the Great Trail. They were to make a beeline for show day Boli, Ohio, where there was a brick house for haven and arrangements.
That area later turned into the area of Fort Laurens. The British were fruitful in ousting the stronghold and scholarly of the escape with the gold. Four days out of Pittsburgh, the British were making up for lost time to the French, so the French covered the gold to maintain a strategic distance from it falling into British hands. It was purportedly covered at the fork of three springs. One mile toward the west of that area, a stone was set in the fork of a tree. Tourists come here from all over the world with their family and friends to visit this city.