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13K views · 281 reactions | Native American moccasins were used by Canadians and French soldiers as footwear for winter travel, much like the March 1757 French Raid on Fort William Henry. During this program, see the process for recreating these simple deerskin shoes today and how you can make your own! #winterquarters #Historictrades #Moccasins #DIY | Fort Ticonderoga | Facebook

Most of the time when you see John Douglas Wayside between Lebanon and Abingdon, Virginia, your first thought usually isn't history but more likely, "yikes, I better hit the brakes so the cops won't bust me for speeding," I have the tickets to prove this is a legitimate fear. The real story is that this wayside is named in honor of John Douglas who was a scout at Black's Fort (now known as the town of Abingdon). In July 1776, Douglas was with a friend, William Benham, on a mission to warn reside