Fort Carlisle & Fort Morris ~ French & Indian War in Pennsylvania
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Thank you for telling us the stories about these forts and for taking us to their locations.
Love the stone work on the house at the end of the video- looks like it could be from the 1700s. I am always curious about neighborhoods and homes even if they have nothing to do with your subject at hand.
It's the old courthouse and dates back to 1735
Hi Cliff, can imagine what the landscape was like during the civil war so different to the busy towns of today, love to learn about the history of Pensylvania, I don't like busy places either can't wait to get away lol thank you Cliff xxx
Kudo's once again Cliff on your knowledge of the French & Indian War. Thiis part of our history is not being taught in our schools anymore or it is just a blip which is a shame. It sets up the whole history of our country and what is to come with the fight for Independence. Great job and keep this series going.
Excellent job, as always. I enjoy your videos because they’re educational, and I also like to see what it looks like over there at different times of the year. Thanks for all your hard work.
You are very knowledgeable Cliff. Thank you for the tour and history lesson. Keep following your nose Cliff!
I’m not fussed on crowds too so understand where you coming from. Really enjoyed that thanks, just loving the history. Thanks for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care
I'm not a fan of crowds and/or noisy places either so I understand where you're coming from. Thank you though for stepping out of your comfort zone to bring this interesting history to us.
hi cliff i said in other videos months ago even las summer I Lovethese road trips n towns etc. Tks for putting on 24th need it as It's Dark Very Sad Days now in Eastern Europe War it will get worse looming for years brian
Nice! Enjoyed this very much
I love this fort series of videos. Thanks for venturing into the cities to film. You do a great job!
Thanks Cliff, I find it so interesting tracing history, sometimes you get a lot of clues to a location and other times none at all.
Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤
Great content. Fort Franklin, have you ever visited Franklin, PA? Beautiful country.
Not yet.
Thanks for the trip and the education Cliff. This is always interesting, Shame the Fort is on private property now. Hey, we have to go where the forts were even when in town where the traffic is. Stay safe!
Where you parked Naomi in Carlisle, I picked up my brother from the housing complex in the background (7:08) last weekend. He volunteered to move a paralyzed Vet's belongings up there. When you first turned right at sheetz in Shippensburg I was thinking "look to your left!!!" lol. Glad to see you found it! I'm only about 3 miles farther down the road near where 11 meets 997 or 2 exits farther on 81(scotland exit).
Greenvillage? I did 34 years at LKY. Traveled 997 for 20 years (Fayetteville). Now in FL.
@@petegregory517 Yep!!
Love cafe Bruges! I also love history. To bad my sister and brother in law no longer live there.
17:20 : 'Burd' street? there is a 'Burd Cave' nearby, aka Carnegie Cave. I've been to the entrance, but haven't been inside - a situation I intend to rectify in future.
Wear high boots. There's a lot of water in the trunk passage. Maybe knee pads for the pipe under I81. Great cave.
Doesnt your sister own a Antique store on that street you were last on ? Thanks Cliff, Great Video. :
She owns a shop in Annville up in Lebanon county.
Cliff, If you look two houses down from 333 East Burd Street there is what appears to be a tombstone. See 19:50 and 20:10. That is the Fort Morris plaque you were looking for, with information on the fort. You were so close.
The Carlisle Indian school is there as well near the war college. A horrible atrocity for indigenous people. My mother was born in Carlisle, looks much different today.
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Cliff,
Is it true that That French and Indian War was part of the First World War?
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Its considered by some folks to be the first.
@@thewanderingwoodsman7227 Thanks WW for replying
I always appreciate what you say
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