Out of Time Timeline at Fort No. 4

*Note, date change from original post*

280 years ago, a portion of plantation Number 4 was fortified to create a safe space for the town's folks. By the time of the 1754, Number 4, now Charlestown, was a very busy frontier town and would become entangled with the activities of Robert Rogers, the making of the Crown Point Road, and the beginning of John Stark's career.

Join us for an open-air experience on September 27th and 28th as world militaries and civilians from a range of periods are on display at Old Fort 4.

Admission:

For adults admission is $12.00, Students 5-17 $8.00, Seniors (over 65) and Military $10.00, Children under 5 are free.

*There is NO smoking of ANY kind within the palisade*

Please note: The 35th Regiment of Foot, 1757 DOES NOT host the events listed in our event calendar. This event calendar is meant only to notify members and other interested parties as to where Regiment members might appear throughout the reenacting season.

You may also like the following events from 35th Regiment of Foot, 1757:

• Next month, 20th September, 10:00 am, French and Indian War Encampment at Fort William Henry in Lake George

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