Anomabo Fort (Fort William / Fort Anomabo)

Fort Anomabo, later known as Fort William, is a coastal European-built fortification located at Anomabu (Anomabo) in Ghana's Central Region. The fort was renamed Fort William in the 1830s by its then-commander, Brodie Cruickshank, who also added one storey to the main building and named it after King William IV. Beyond the renaming and structural alteration in the 1830s, the supplied source excerpt does not provide detailed construction dates, earlier ownership, involvement in regional trade, or other historical events. The provided source excerpt contains no documentation of paranormal reports, hauntings, apparitions, sounds, or other supernatural phenomena associated with the fort. No named supernatural entities, oral traditions of hauntings, or paranormal explanations are present in the excerpt. Cultural and historical significance beyond the renaming and physical alteration is not elaborated in the supplied material.