Dedication of the Site of Old Fort Schuyler

Dedication of the Site of Old Fort Schuyler

Auteur : Utica. N. Y. [ Oneida Historical Society, Isaac Smithson 1830- Hartley

Date de publication : 2025-05-22

Éditeur : Creative Media Partners, LLC

Nombre de pages : 92

Résumé du livre

This is a historical account of the dedication of the site of Old Fort Schuyler. It explores the significance of the fort during the American Revolution, its strategic importance, and the events that transpired there. The book provides insights into the lives of the soldiers and civilians involved, offering a glimpse into the past and a deeper understanding of the fort's role in shaping the history of the United States. This work preserves the legacy of "Old Fort Schuyler" and its contribution to American history.

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