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Commemorating the
400th Anniversary of
Samuel de Champlain's Explorations
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"Bastions on the Border..."
"It is
really a terrific book... [Millard's] exhaustive study
of the documents connected to the forts and masterful
presentation of the materials is laudable...quality and
variety of the images is terrific..."
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Aerial Photo of
Fort Montgomery
Rouses Point, New York on the
U.S./Canada border
(Click for map)
This structure is often incorrectly referred to as Fort "Blunder".
Curious? Want to know the real story?
For the complete story of Fort
Montgomery (and Fort Blunder), be sure to visit
The Strange and Sad Story of Fort Montgomery
Rouses Point, New York
A comprehensive look at this mysterious bastion on the American-Canadian border.
by James P. Millard
For a video tour of the ruins (which are strictly
off-limits to visitors), click
here
Image courtesy of Roger and Doug Harwood
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