Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Douglas cannon is a cannon owned by Wesleyan University of Connecticut which was originally notable for being used in annual \"cannon scraps\" (contests to attempt to fire or prevent the firing of the cannon), but which in later years became known for being repeatedly stolen. The cannon, made of brass, weighs 140 pounds and is 29½ inches long and 5¼ inches in diameter. It was originally mounted on a wooden carriage, but in 1931 it was mounted on a stone pedestal."@en }
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- Douglas_cannon abstract "The Douglas cannon is a cannon owned by Wesleyan University of Connecticut which was originally notable for being used in annual \"cannon scraps\" (contests to attempt to fire or prevent the firing of the cannon), but which in later years became known for being repeatedly stolen. The cannon, made of brass, weighs 140 pounds and is 29½ inches long and 5¼ inches in diameter. It was originally mounted on a wooden carriage, but in 1931 it was mounted on a stone pedestal.".
- Douglas_cannon comment "The Douglas cannon is a cannon owned by Wesleyan University of Connecticut which was originally notable for being used in annual \"cannon scraps\" (contests to attempt to fire or prevent the firing of the cannon), but which in later years became known for being repeatedly stolen. The cannon, made of brass, weighs 140 pounds and is 29½ inches long and 5¼ inches in diameter. It was originally mounted on a wooden carriage, but in 1931 it was mounted on a stone pedestal.".