Podcasts about Fort William Henry

The Last of the Mohicans byJames Fenimore Cooper词汇提示1.tribes 部落2.Fort 堡垒3.General 将军4.commander 指挥官5.Major 少校原文Chapter I: The Two SistersIt was the year 1757.The place was the dangerous and wild land, west of the Hudson River.It was the third year of the war in North America.The war was between England and France.Each country wanted the land for itself.Indian tribes had always lived in that land.In the war, some tribes were fighting for the French.Other tribes were fighting for the English.Fort Edward was on the Hudson River.General Webb was the commander of the English army at Fort Edward.He was waiting for news of General Montcalm.Montcalm was the commander of the French army.The news came one morning.An Indian called Magua arrived.'Montcalm and the French army are coming towards Fort William Henry,' Magua told General Webb Fort.William Henry was fifteen miles away.It was at the south end of Lake Horican.'How many men has Montcalm got?' asked Webb.'As many as the leaves on the trees,' said Magua.'General Munro wants more soldiers at Fort William Henry.''I will send fifteen hundred men,' said General Webb.General Munro was the commander of the English army at Fort William Henry.He had two daughters - Cora and Alice.Cora was about twenty-three years old and Alice was eighteen.Cora had dark hair and a beautiful face.Alice had fair hair and blue eyes.These two young women were at Fort Edward.But they were going to travel to Fort William Henry.They were going to meet their father.General Webb spoke to Cora and Alice.'Magua knows a secret path through the forest,' said General Webb. 'He will be your guide. Magua and Major Duncan Heyward will take you to Fort William Henry.'Major Duncan Heyward was a young English officer.He and the two young women left FortEdward.They rode on horses.Magua walked in front of them.Alice watched Magua.'I don't like him, Cora,' she said. 'What do you think? Will we be safe in the forest with Magua?''We must trust Magua,' said Cora.'The French know our soldiers' paths,' said Duncan. 'But Magua's path is secret.'He smiled at Alice, and she smiled at him.Duncan Heyward was in love with Alice.'Magua is a Huron,' said Duncan. 'But he lived with the Mohawks. The Mohawks are friends of the English. Magua came to us. Your father-'Duncan stopped. Then he said, 'But I don't remember all the story.'Duncan knew more about Magua.But he did not tell Cora and Alice.He did not say, 'A few years ago, your father's men beat Magua. Now Magua hates your father.'Duncan did not want to frighten the young women.So they followed Magua through the forest.翻译第一章：两姐妹那是1757年。这个地方是哈德逊河以西危险而荒凉的地方。这是北美战争的第三年。这场战争发生在英国和法国之间。每个国家都想占有这块土地。印第安部落一直生活在那片土地上。在战争中，一些部落为法国人而战。其他部落也有在为英国人而战。爱德华堡位于哈德逊河上。韦布将军是爱德华堡英军的指挥官。他在等待蒙卡姆将军的消息。蒙特卡姆是法军的统帅。一天早上消息传来。一个叫马瓜的印第安人来了。“蒙特卡姆和法军正向威廉·亨利堡挺进，”马古阿告诉韦布·福特将军。威廉·亨利在15英里外。它在霍里肯湖的南端。“蒙特卡姆有多少人？”韦勃问。“和树上的叶子一样多，”玛瓜说。“门罗将军要在威廉·亨利堡增派士兵。”“我要派一千五百人去，”韦勃将军说。门罗将军是威廉·亨利堡英军的指挥官。他有两个女儿——科拉和爱丽丝。科拉大约23岁，爱丽丝18岁。科拉有一头黑发和一张美丽的脸。爱丽丝有一头金发和一双蓝眼睛。这两个年轻女人在爱德华堡。但是他们要去威廉·亨利堡。他们要去见他们的父亲。韦布将军对科拉和爱丽丝说。“马瓜知道一条穿过森林的秘密小路，”韦布将军说。“他将是你的向导。马瓜和邓肯·海沃德少校会带你去威廉·亨利堡。”邓肯·海沃德少校是一位年轻的英国军官。他和两个年轻女子离开了福特沃德。他们骑马。玛瓜走在他们前面。爱丽丝看着马瓜。“我不喜欢他，科拉，”她说。“你觉得怎么样？”我们和马瓜在森林里安全吗？”“我们必须相信马瓜，”科拉说。“法国人知道我们士兵走过的路，”邓肯说。但马瓜的路线是秘密的他对爱丽丝微笑，爱丽丝也对他微笑。邓肯·海沃德爱上了爱丽丝。“马瓜是休伦人，”邓肯说。“但他和莫霍克人住在一起。莫霍克人是英国人的朋友。玛瓜来找我们了。你的父亲——”邓肯停了下来。然后他说：“但是我不记得整个故事了。”邓肯更了解马瓜。但他没有告诉科拉和爱丽丝。他没有说：“几年前，你父亲的人打败了马瓜。现在马瓜恨你父亲。”邓肯不想吓到那些年轻的女人。于是他们跟着玛瓜穿过森林。

024: Scott Boyett On Shooting ShootingMilitary historian and weapons and armor expert Scott Boyett joins Film Fights with Friends for a comparative analysis of three films, depicting different time periods, from historic, tactical, technical, and theatrical perspectives. On the dissecting table are LAST OF THE MOHICANS (1992), WAY OF THE GUN (2000), and MOSUL (2019).Scott is a consultant for the film, television, and gaming industries. He grew up in a family of antique arms and armor dealers and mentored under one of the world's premier military historians, Dennis Showalter. Scott holds a Bachelor's Degree and Master's Degree, the latter from Norwich University, specializing in both European and Japanese medieval weaponry. His career began in England as an antique arms buyer, and he has since lectured on historical and theatrical combat at Dartmouth, Loyola Marymount University, CalArts, University of Georgia, and DeSales University, among others. Scott is a graduate of the Orange County Sheriff's Regional Training Academy, is a California DOJ Certified Firearms instructor, and has 20+ years of training with modern firearms and tactics. He has trained extensively with former and current LAPD SWAT officers and former US Special Forces members. Additionally, Scott works as an 911 responder EMT. Scott's study of historical weapons and combat opened avenues in the theatrical world. He achieved degree certificates from the Baliol College (Oxford University), Circle in the Square (New York City), and teacher training from Shakespeare & Co (Massachusetts). After traveling for several years teaching and performing on Broadway, the National Shakespeare Company and Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festivals, Scott moved to California, where he continued acting, teaching and consulting on various productions. He holds a current California Entertainment Firearms Permit. Some of his credits include 50 YEARS ON THE DMZ and BIBLE BATTLES for The History Channel, INDIAN COWBOY and the BBC America drama COPPER. He was a weapons adviser for the popular video game RED DEAD REDEMPTION. Scott has worked with such notable talents as Tim Roth, Ron Perlman, Placido Domingo, Mercedes Ruhel, Anthony LaPaglia, Benny “The Jet” Urquidez and Richard Lawson. Outside of his weapons expertise, Scott has a Shodan in Budo Taijutsu and throughout his career has trained Lama-Pai Kung Fu, Okinawan Go-Ju Ryu, American Freestyle Karate and Brazilian Capoeira. Scott's Website: https://www.scottboyett.com/ MENTIONS:LOTM - Ambush on route to Fort William Henry: https://youtu.be/_GlYa20-JZY?si=kz0cCcRn-2kirJTG LOTM - Ambush of the defeated British: https://youtu.be/kKWSZXHahjc?si=Sq-ymkoZv8q__ai7 LOTM - Last of Mohicans Final Fight: https://youtu.be/q8ZisDHg6v0?si=sqpeWgpn8MqC4Pof Way of the Gun final fight: https://youtu.be/vAvVMTbUKCA?si=tFtG5Iv6uAN8BeHSMosul - police station firefight: https://youtu.be/-M3DBpWToB0?si=8OwdBHPpW4F2h--HMosul – Humvee attack at checkpoint: https://youtu.be/I1Ixdi2QhS4?si=qqA1BsePWv8XD3HhMosul – Attacking the ISIS camp: https://youtu.be/U6N2bR9qGEc?si=BjW3aJTB8HXeiBjCMosul – End of the line: https://youtu.be/yhakuCoiFKo?si=g7Rjc6g0BePMn5gmMosul - Based on the New Yorker Article: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/02/06/the-desperate-battle-to-destroy-isisRecommendations For The Use Of Firearms, Blanks, And Dummy Rounds: https://www.csatf.org/01_safety_bltn_firearmsProhibitions And Special Restrictions On The Use Of Live Ammunition: https://www.csatf.org/02_safety_bltn_live_ammunitionFILM FIGHTS WITH FRIENDSDo you listen to our show as an audio podcast? Give video a try. Subscribe to our Youtube for the video version with awesome behind the scenes pics and video! https://www.youtube.com/@FilmFightsFriendsPod?sub_confirmation=1Dig the show? Consider...

From a childhood encounter with a mysterious lantern on a fog-covered battlefield to unsettling sightings of shadowy soldiers at Fort William Henry, William's stories span decades. The hauntings continue as he leads his students on a field trip, only to have them face inexplicable phenomena in a hotel built atop ancient graves. Sometimes history refuses to stay in the past, and the spirits make their presence eerily known. If you have a real ghost story or supernatural event to report, please write into our show or call 1-855-853-4802! If you like the show, please help keep us on the air and support the show by becoming a Premium Subscriber.  Subscribe here: http://www.ghostpodcast.com/?page_id=118 or at or at http://www.patreon.com/realghoststories Watch more at: http://www.realghoststoriesonline.com/ Follow Tony: Instagram: HTTP://www.instagram.com/tonybrueski TikToc: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonybrueski Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tony.brueski 

In Episode 19 of The Halloween Podcast, host Lyle Perez takes you on a journey through the rugged beauty and haunting history of Maine. From haunted lighthouses along the rocky coast to eerie inns nestled in the forests, the Pine Tree State is home to countless ghost stories. Join us as we uncover ten of the most haunted locations in Maine, where spirits of the past still linger. Featured Haunted Locations: The Seguin Island Lighthouse Address: Seguin Island, Phippsburg, ME A lighthouse haunted by a tragic tale of a keeper and his wife. The piano she played endlessly still echoes through the wind, and visitors report cold drafts and ghostly sightings. The Kennebunk Inn Address: 45 Main St, Kennebunk, ME 04043 Haunted by Silas Perkins, a former night watchman who enjoys playing pranks on guests. Expect moving objects, cold drafts, and whispered voices in the night. Fort William Henry Address: 3115 Bristol Rd, New Harbor, ME 04554 Soldiers from the 1600s still roam the grounds, with ghostly regiments and the sounds of battle often heard at dusk. Captain Fairfield Inn Address: 8 Pleasant St, Kennebunkport, ME 04046 Captain James Fairfield's ghost still watches over the inn, with reports of a man in a dark coat appearing at night and the scent of his wife's perfume lingering in the air. Mount Hope Cemetery Address: 1048 State St, Bangor, ME 04401 Shadowy figures and a Lady in White glide through the cemetery, with children's laughter echoing through the tombstones. The Kennebec Arsenal Address: Arsenal St, Augusta, ME 04330 A former mental hospital haunted by ghostly patients. Apparitions in hospital gowns are seen in the windows, and eerie moans are heard from within the abandoned buildings. The Wood Island Lighthouse Address: Wood Island, Biddeford Pool, ME Haunted by the spirit of Joseph Willard, who committed murder and suicide here. Footsteps, whispers, and ghostly figures still occupy the lighthouse. The Jameson Tavern Address: 115 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032 Known as the "Birthplace of Maine," this historic tavern is home to spirits rearranging furniture and the ghost of a young girl who appears in mirrors. The Victoria Mansion Address: 109 Danforth St, Portland, ME 04101 Haunted by its former owner, Ruggles Sylvester Morse, who roams the grand halls. Guests often smell cigar smoke and hear the sounds of ghostly parties from the past. The Lucerne Inn Address: 2517 Main Rd, Dedham, ME 04429 A tragic bride and groom are said to haunt the inn, with guests reporting sightings of the bride in her gown and hearing sorrowful sobbing from empty rooms. Like Our Facebook page for more Halloween fun: www.Facebook.com/TheHalloweenPodcast ORDER PODCAST MERCH! Website: www.TheHalloweenPodcast.com Email: TheHalloweenPodcast@gmail.com X: @TheHalloweenPod Support the Show: www.patreon.com/TheHalloweenPod Get bonus Halloween content and more! Just for Patreon supporters! Check out my other show! Find it on iTunes - Amazing Advertising http://amazingadvertising.podomatic.com/ Keywords: Haunted Maine, Maine Ghost Stories, Haunted Locations, Paranormal Maine, Haunted America, Seguin Island Lighthouse, Kennebunk Inn, Fort William Henry, Captain Fairfield Inn, Mount Hope Cemetery, Kennebec Arsenal, Wood Island Lighthouse, Jameson Tavern, Victoria Mansion, Lucerne Inn Tags: #HauntedAmerica #GhostStories #MaineHaunts #ParanormalPodcast #HauntedLocations #MaineGhosts #SpookyMaine #StaySpooky

In this episode Jacob and James discuss the epic 1992 film The Last of the Mohicans, which provides a fictionalized account of the 1757 French siege of Fort William Henry.

After the French defeat of British forces led by George Washington in 1754 and Edward Braddock in 1755, things did not improve for the British. In 1756 and 1757, French forces captured the British forts Bull, Ontario, Oswego, and WIlliam Henry, while the French navy blocked a British attempt to capture Louisbourg. Meanwhile, in London, the King searched for a leader who could turn the tide in North America. Join Jacob and James as they tell how Britain was driven to the brink of collapse in the New World. 

It's episode 391 and if you see a blue skeleton in your lucid dreams, it just means that Abraham Lincoln's ghost is nearby! Our eyeballs are currently bleeding from all the brand new ghost hunt footage we're watching for the new tour this fall, so we thought we'd take a walk down memory lane this week with some nostalgic early, early live show audio, and what better way to start thinking about kicking off our tour in Newark, New Jersey and Sleepy Hollow, New York than revisiting our show in Albany! Em tells the ghost stories of not only the New York State Capital but also gives us a little side dish of the haunts of Fort William Henry at Lake George. Then Christine tells the wild, tragic and mind-bending tale of the murder of Peter Porco. Hopefully we all see some little butter-orbs flying by this week for good luck! ...and that's why we drink!We're coming in H-O-T Newark and Sleepy Hollow! Get your tickets for our brand new live show this September - we can't wait to share all our new spooky secrets with you! andthatswhywedrink.com/live

Ash joins the program to discuss ghostly experiences from both her own life and from her team's paranormal investigations. We dive into the haunted house she grew up in, a floating disembodied head, a stuffed animal that moved, and poltergeist phenomena. We also explore her investigatory experiences, which include vivid encounters with full body apparitions, the ghost of Lizzie Borden, spirits within the forests of Salem, psychic attacks, communication through the Estes Method, and the whiskey loving ghostly protector of Fort William Henry. Ash is an empath, clairsentient, podcast host, and investigator with Green Mountain Paranormal Investigations Inc. --------- Note: The views and opinions expressed by guests on the Spirit World Center Podcast do not necessarily represent those of the Spirit World Center or its staff. --------- GUEST LINKS --------- Ash's Instagram: @the.ghostie.girl Website: https://linktr.ee/ashiz2ashiz --------- Green Mountain Paranormal Investigations Instagram: @greenmountainparanormal Website: https://linktr.ee/GreenMountainParanormal --------- SPIRIT WORLD CENTER LINKS Website: https://www.spiritworldcenter.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spirit_world_center/ X: https://twitter.com/swc_updates Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thespiritworldcenter YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thespiritworldcenter TikTok: @Spirit.World.Center

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A major inflection point of the contest in north America would happen after the French took Fort William Henry in northern New York. 

This week, we're visiting all of the ghosts in Kaytlyn's home state and New England. Kaytlyn covers Fort William Henry while Celeste talks about a haunted liquor store, Emily's bridge and Boon Island lighthouse.    To get your Ghoul Friends gear, head over to ghoulfriendspod.redbubble.com Got a spooky tale? Send it to us at ghoulfriendspodcast@gmail.com You can find us on Instagram (ghoulfriendspodcast), on Facebook (Ghoul Friends Podcast) or send us a message at ghoulfriendspodcast@gmail.com

The goofs talk about the paranormal investigation. They talk about everything that happened, and boy let me tell you shit got real. Join us for their shenanigans in their paranormal episode. Big shout out to green mountain paranormal investigators. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justsayingthings/support

Just Saying Things hits the road to participate in a paranormal investigation at Fort William Henry at Lake George, NY hosted by our friends in Green Mountain Paranormal Investigations. In this special episode we speak with 2 other participants in the event and share our experiences to that point in the evening. Check back in with our next regular episode Thursday June 29th for more thoughts and reflections on the investigation event…and probably a lot of salty grumbling by Paul about sleep deprivation. Thank you for listening. Watch the skies. The truth is out there! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justsayingthings/support

Katie and Michele are back on location along with producer D Scott for another episode of Psychic On The Scene. This time, the crew is at Fort William Henry in Lake George, NY. The sight of a huge massacre during the French and Indian war, Fort William Henry is famously "haunted" and the location did not disappoint. Jack, a tour guide that works at the fort tells the Psychic on The Scene team about not only the history of the fort but also shares some of the experiences that he's had while working there. He also shares some of the stories from other employees as well. We aren't sure if you'll be able to hear it on the recording but while we were doing this episode, there were a lot of noises coming from the stairs that were right by where we were all sitting. Pay close attenting because there could also be some "extra" voices during this episode.Enjoy!

Today, Gary discusses The City of Glens Falls examining the possibility of overnight parking. Also, The Greenwich Future Farmers of America chapter's 34th annual farm toy show, Hickory Hill Ski Center remaining open due to recent snowfall, a new tuxedo and suit shop in Lake George, a Saratoga correction officer accused of sharing confidential information with an inmate, and a reenactment of the 1757 raid on Fort William Henry. Content: 00:00 - Intro 00:44 - Ad Break 1 01:57 - Story 1: Greenwich Annual Farm Toy Show 05:06 - Story 2: Snow On Hickory Hill 07:29 - Ad Break 2 07:54 - Story 3: Overnight Parking 10:09 - Story 4: Stay in Tux 11:41 - Story 5: Saratoga County Corrections Officer Charged with Misconduct 12:46 - Story 6: 1757 Fort William Henry Raid Reenactment 15:02 - Outro Stories Cited: Greenwich Annual Farm Toy Show – Post Star Snow On Hickory Hill – Sun Community News Overnight Parking – Post Star Stay in Tux – News 10 Saratoga County Corrections Officer Charged with Misconduct – Post Star 1757 Fort William Henry Raid Reenactment – Lake George Mirror

*Sorry for the bad audio quality, still in between moves right now. Thank you for your patience! - Katie* Nothing screams castle quite like a porno shot on the property. Also, can we please stop building forts out of wood to just be burned down??

Gary & Dylan discuss Owl Pen Books in Greenwich being added to New York's Historic Business Preservation Registry. Also discussed: the Adirondack Thunder's home opener on Saturday, a trunk-or-treat event held by the Warren County Sheriff's Office, Fort William Henry's plans to renovate The Carriage House, a fatal car crash in South Glens Falls under investigation, and the Warren County Historical Society's plans to host free memoir writing classes this month. 00:02 - Intro 00:42 - Ad Break 1 01:22 - Story 1: Adirondack Thunder Home Opener 02:51 - Story 2: Owl Pen Books, Greenwich 04:50 - Ad Break 2 05:15 - Story 3: Sheriff's Office Trunk-Or-Treat 06:43 - Story 4: Fort William Henry to Renovate Carriage House 08:12 - Story 5: Fatal Car Crash, South Glens Falls 10:17 - Story 6: Warren County Historical Society Writing Classes 11:14 - Outro Adirondack Thunder Home Opener - News 10 Owl Pen Books, Greenwich - Post Star Sheriff's Office Trunk-Or-Treat - Post Star Fort William Henry to Renovate Carriage House - Glens Falls TODAY Fatal Car Crash, South Glens Falls - News 10 Fatal Car Crash, Additional Information - Post Star Warren County Historical Society Writing Classes - News 10

Gary & Dylan discuss secrets uncovered during renovations of a 200-year-old building in Glens Falls. Also discussed: a ski gear swap coming to West Mountain, an upcoming blood drive at the Aviation Mall, Fort William Henry's Veterans Day ceremony, and a new art project in Downtown Glens Falls. 00:02 - Intro 00:30 - Ad Break 1 01:10 - Story 1: West Mountain Gear Swap 02:09 - Story 2: Aviation Mall Blood Drive 03:16 - Ad Break 2 03:37 - Story 3: Secrets Found in 200-Year-Old Building 05:11 - Story 4: Fort William Henry Veterans Day Ceremony 06:33 - Story 5: Downtown Glens Falls Art Project 07:55 - Outro West Mountain Gear Swap - News 10 Aviation Mall Blood Drive - Post Star Secrets in 200-Year-Old Building - News 10 Fort William Henry Veterans Day Ceremony - Glens Falls TODAY Downtown Glens Falls Art Project - News 10

Fort Ontario, situated opposite Oswego City at the mouth of the Oswego River, was built by the British in 1726 and destroyed 30 years later by the French. The British reconstructed the fort in 1759, abandoned it after 37 years in 1796, but used it once more in the War of 1812. It was finally demolished at the end of that war, leaving only its ramparts as a testament to its history. Fort Plain is located by the junction of U.S. 90 and N.Y. 5S, Montgomery Co., near modern-day Fort Plain village. In 1776, Patriots built fortifications that enclosed a farmhouse and its immediate area for about half an acre. The Tories later destroyed the fort in 1780. Fort St. George, constructed in 1776 by the British, is located near Mastic Beach and Smith's Point Bridge on Long Island, a few miles away from William Floyd Parkway. The Patriots captured and destroyed the fort in 1780, leaving a few parts that still survive today. Fort Stanwix was an Indian trading post built by the British in 1725 in the heart of Rome City in Oneida County. The British enlarged it in 1758 but abandoned it later in 1769. Both sides of the Revolutionary War used the fort separately at different times. In 177, A bloody battle between these contesting forces occurred here. Nothing of the site has survived. Gardiners Island was an anchorage in the early colonial period and was located half of the way of the forks on the east of Long Island. The British established a small naval base in Gardiner's Bay during the Revolutionary War. German Flatts used to be the location of Palatine settlements that stretched for about ten miles in the Mohawk Valley near modern-day Herkimer, Herkimer County. The Palatines moved into the area circa 1730 only to have their homes destroyed first by Iroquois and later by Tories during the Revolutionary War. The ruins of hundreds of Palatine homes can still be seen here today. Ruins. About 1700, the Huguenots came and settled New Paltz, located somewhere near N.Y. State Thruway, between the areas of Kingston and Newburgh in Ulster County. Plenty of Huguenot brick and stone homes are still found in this region. Ruins. Remnants of early settlers' homes can still be found on N.Y. 5S near Indian Castle close to Indian Castle Church somewhere part of the way between Fort Plain and LittleFall. Many of these residences were destroyed during the French and Indian Wars. Some remains of Mohawk village dwellings can also be found in this vicinity. Johnstown, first settled in 1760, can be found at N.Y. 67 and State Road 30A, Fulton County. Many homes and other structures were destroyed here during a major battle in 1781. The massive destruction was great, as evidenced by the ruins of its old buildings still visible in the area. Kingston was founded in 1615 by Dutch settlers in Ulster County. They constructed Fort Esopus, which was first intended as a trading post and later became known for its prosperity. Despite the fort being destroyed in 1777 by the British, people rebuilt a new town over the remnants of old buildings. Lake George Village is found by the lower end of Lake George, Warren County, over on U.S. 9 and I-87. American and French troops fought in a great battle here in 1755. After winning, the American forces constructed Fort William Henry not far from here. The French launched an attack in 1757, held off by the Americans who surrendered after five months of fighting. The Indians allied with the French massacred every single American and dumped their corpses in a lake which came to be known as Bloody Pond, located close to the present town. Also nearby are Forts Gage and George, built during the Revolutionary War. Minisink Ford, over by the Delaware River just opposite Pennsylvania, Sullivan County, is located in the township of Lackawaxen in Pennsylvania, Sullivan County. On July 22, 1779, the Patriot forces' entire contingent was wiped out by the Tories and their Indian allies. The exact area where this is found is at N.Y. 97, where it me --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/treasure-revealed/support

Loudoun heads to Louisburg as Fort William Henry comes under attack.   Join us on social media!   Twitter: https://twitter.com/ushistpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/USPoliticalpodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uspoliticalpodcast/ Website: http://www.uspoliticalpodcast.com Bibliography: http://www.uspoliticalpodcast.com/bibliography/

Si je vous parle du massacre du fort William-Henry ça vous dit quelque chose? Vous avez peut-être en tête le roman Le Dernier des Mohicans de James Fenimore Cooper qui en fait sa toile de fond, ou sa dernière adaptation cinématographique en 1992. Adhérez à cette chaîne pour obtenir des avantages : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN4TCCaX-gqBNkrUqXdgGRA/join Pour soutenir financièrement la chaîne, trois choix: 1. Cliquez sur le bouton « Adhérer » sous la vidéo. 2. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/hndl 3. UTip: https://utip.io/lhistoirenousledira 00:00 : Introduction 01:13 : Guerre de sept ans 02:38 : Origines du massacre 05:59 : Guerre autochtone 07:23 : Faire des prisonniers 08:41 : Ramasser des scalps 09:58 : Prendre du butin 11:44 : Échos du massacre 13:50 : Conclusion Avec: Laurent Turcot, professeur en histoire à l'Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada Script: Geneviève C. Bergeron Abonnez-vous à ma chaine: https://www.youtube.com/c/LHistoirenousledira Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/histoirenousledira Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurentturcot Les vidéos sont utilisées à des fins éducatives selon l'article 107 du Copyright Act de 1976 sur le Fair-Use. Pour aller plus loin: Geneviève C. Bergeron, « Victoires au fort William-Henry (1757): les alliés amérindiens et la guerre de sept ans », Mémoire de maîtrise, Université Laval, 2002. https://corpus.ulaval.ca/jspui/handle/20.500.11794/28600?fbclid=IwAR2Iwyjjc_BxjBPaURW3aG76Z97YS9KF3TGUtqLU5mk3pdyerdi4Bk11Mac Jonathan Dull, La Guerre de Sept Ans, Bécherel, 2009. Laurent Veyssière et Bertrand Fonck (dir.), La guerre de Sept Ans en Nouvelle-France, Québec, Septentrion (Canada) et PUPS (France), 2012. Fred Anderson, Crucible of War : The Seven Years' War and the Fate of Empire in British North America, 1754-1766, New York, Knopf, 2000. Fred Anderson, The war that made America : a short history of the French and Indian War, New York, Viking, 2005. https://micheltheveninhistorien.blogspot.com/2019/09/le-dernier-des-mohicans-la-reddition-du.html?fbclid=IwAR11P5zzCwNupWhJdkbNB9XaZEsxssJR7_M4ZQSUG_HBZEoeEh5qWkCBW6k #histoire #documentaire

Almost a decade ago, Nikita Nakonchnyi spent his summers working as a cook at a resort in Lake George. Three weeks ago, he was a typical 20-something living in Kyiv, Ukraine, and teaching digital marketing. This week, the 27-year-old helped blow up a bridge in a small village outside the city with molotov cocktails and drums of diesel to keep Russians from invading. On this episode, we catch up with Nakonchnyi and discuss the situation in his country. Also on this episode, we'll talk about a completely different kind of cocktail—the take-home kind from bars and restaurants, which may soon become permanently legal in New York.  Finally, we talk to "As the World Turns" alum Yvonne Perry about her new role as an intimacy director for theater, television and movie productions.

This is the FINAL ON LOCATION EPISODE from my sabbatical last Summer. In today's episode I will tell you all about some very spooky places in Lake George, New York. We focus on Fort William Henry which is where one of the bloodiest and most gruesome attacks took place in the French- Indian War.  The Fort was once featured on an episode of Ghost Hunters. We'll also discuss some honorable mentions: Barkeaters Chocolate Factory, the Lake George Mystery Spot & The Sagamore Resort. Grab your EVP, and join in on the fun :)   SOURCES: Ghost Hunters S6 E22 wikipedia.com https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/lake-george-mystery-spot https://q1057.com/did-you-know-there-is-a-haunted-chocolate-factory-in-the-adirondacks/ & Personal Experience baby.    

Enjoy my three different and very strange experiences at Fort William Henry in Lake George.

Enjoy my three different and very strange experiences at Fort William Henry in Lake George.

Welcome to episode 26 of Thunder & Frightenin' This week Sadie and Audrey have stories from New York! Hear the spine chilling tales from Fort William Henry and the story of The Groovy Murders. Find us on Instagram @tandfpodcast #tandfpodcast (Intro song: Dybbuk Box written by Sergey Cheremisinov *edited) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/audrey-dasovich/support

Hey boos, welcome back to another episode! Join us this week as we discuss another one of our hometown haunts - Fort William Henry. We cover the extensive history of the fort, dive into the hauntings, and cover our own experiences while doing a ghost tour there. We would love to interact with you, shoot us an email or DM us on Instagram! Follow us on Instagram: boo.busters.podcast Email us: boo.busters.podcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boo-busters/support

At the southern end of Lake George is a fort know for a large siege & massacre in the 1750's that ended up being in a well know book, this fort ended up being haunted by more than just a few military men.  Who do you think still haunts this place?

The French attempt to seize Fort William Henry and drive toward Albany in 1757. Relive the major moments of classic film "Last of the Mohicans."

The French attempt to seize Fort William Henry and drive toward Albany in 1757. Relive the major moments of classic film "Last of the Mohicans."

The seeds of what would eventually become the Seven Years War or French and Indian War, a truly global conflict, were planted the moment Europeans landed in North America. Empire building was hungry work, and the British and French in the mid-18th century had become ravenous. In North America, the two empires frequently butted heads and regularly used Native tribes to stir up trouble or fight proxy wars. Initially, the French explored deeper into the heart of North America than the coast-bound English. So they staked a larger claim to the land, built far more numerous (and amicable) alliances with Native tribes, and most important of all, the French had chiseled together a lucrative, intricate trade network. The British daily had ships filled to the gunwales with people and goods landing up and down the easter seaboard and planned to smother the French through sheer weight of numbers. A fight over which national culture would dominate the New World was in the offing; all that was needed was a spark. As the war progressed, events seemed to favor the French. Victory after victory fell the French way and the British were on their heels. The Siege of Fort William Henry and the massacre that followed appeared to be one more proverbial nail in the coffin. The short siege of the star fort on Lake George was small in terms of scale, but the aftereffects were massive. The propaganda coup that the massacre represented for the British was considerable. Never again would the Native American tribe's swarm to the French banners. The power of the colonial militias became abundantly apparent as they answered the call in the wake of the siege. Pitt's sea-change leadership in London went on to turn the war around in favor of the British, and soon the Seven Years War would be over. Of course, colonists would not remain content for long, war's are expensive, and the British Empire wanted the Americans to pay for their share. Main Source - The Crucible of War by Fred AndersonMusic - Will be war soon_ by Kosa T

Episode #32 - You’re Dead To Us Just in time for Thanksgiving... Kat & Leslie bring you episode #32: You’re Dead To Us. Come! Seek refuge from your dysfunctional family dinners and holiday shopping induced panic attacks... with the Living Dead Girls Podcast. During this episode; Leslie tells the story of murderer, Christopher Gattis, and Kat gives everyone the paranormal low down on Fort William Henry. Huge thanks to our good friends Nina Casteneda, Katie Pierce, and Bud Redding, for helping us create some new theme songs! There’s more to come!  

Rogers Rangers, The Third Largest City in America and the French & Indian Wars with Dr. David Starbuck Archeologist, author and professor Dr. David Starbuck joins us this week at Rogers Island - the setting for James Fenimore Cooper's The Last of the Mohicans. At the height of the French & Indian Wars on America's first frontier, Fort Edward, New York was the third largest city in the American colonies. We talk with David and his students about: The rich history behind the Last of the Mohicans, Rogers' Rangers and the birthplace of the US Army Rangers Why were Fort Edward, the Hudson River, Lake George and Fort William Henry at the forefront of global affairs in 1757? Did the Rangers and soldiers hunt for wild game and fish? How did the French & Indian Wars shape America's path? Why is Rogers Island relevant today? Archeology as a path toward storytelling and conservation SUNY Adirondack's Summer Archeology Field Program; Interviews with students and more To read 'We are finally back': Archaeology program makes 18th century finds on Rogers Island  in the August 1, 2019 Post Star, click HERE Find Dr. David Starbuck's books at Amazon by clicking HERE    

Welcome to Episode 2! Join me for an exiting adventure with a Spector Moose in Maine, a haunted fort in upstate NY and a haunted hotel next door! Please like leave a comment and subscribe! My show has now changed to "Historically Haunted" This began on Episode 16 So this is now my old show. But I left them up for you to enjoy! I couldn't do this with out your amazing support! Please check out more links below to get connected to Historically Haunted!Show's Website: https://www.historicallyhaunted.net Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/historicallyhaunted?fan_landing=true  Show's Instagram page:  @historically_haunted https://www.instagram.com/historically_haunted/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/historyandmystery13/?modal=admin_todo_tourFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/427521751188266/?source_id=400271970598092 Twitter: https://twitter.com/HistoryHaunt Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiE5dtCFqI4UzpKWwcw8YZw?view_as=subscriber  

In Episode 97, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger explore the ruins of Fort William Henry near Pemaquid Beach, Maine, in search of a Native American ghost who dates back to the time of the King William’s War. A horrible atrocity took place on these grounds, and they’ve been haunted ever since. Though many people know about the haunting, many have misidentified the ghost here.

Mark covers some key historical events that took place in March, the month that comes in “like a lion” and goes out “like a lamb.” We see that this may depend upon where and when. George Washington in 1777, may have felt threatened by the British lion. Or the British soldiers in the French and Indian War had a rough St. Patrick’s day at Fort William Henry ten years earlier. In the Civil War, one might say Nathaniel Banks went into his Red River Campaign thinking he was a lion, but definitely finished as a slaughtered lamb.

This week we the British set out their plans for 1757, and suffer another disaster at Fort William Henry.

Two months in and I'm really liking this new schedule of a quarter per topic. Those 90 days feel like enough time to dig into a subject, but also to keep moving so that I get to explore several throughout the year. I'll stick with this for the foreseeable future, and in this episode I share what some of my future topics will likely be. Plan of Fort Carillon in 1758 The main feature of this episode is another interview with designer Volko Ruhnke. I say "another" because he was on my podcast a year ago to talk about Alesia, while this time he's on to talk about the French & Indian War. Though he's probably best known now as the originator of the COIN system, Volko's first published design was a CDG, Wilderness War. We get to talk about that, as well as an entirely new game system he's working on. I don't know if this is a "scoop" or what because I had not heard of this before, and cannot find anything else about it online. Enjoy! Volko tells about this new system in the context of describing the time he had playtesting games at San Diego's wargaming convention, SDHistCon. I missed going this year...maybe I should make it a priority in 2018? Wargaming at BGG.con One of the reasons I didn't make it was that I went to another gaming convention in November, Boardgamegeek's BGGcon. This was my fourth time, having been to the very first (2005), and then three of the past few years (just missed when I lived in France--2016). Although primarily a eurogame event, I'd say perhaps 10% of the gaming is wargaming. Since BGGcon is such a large event (2500+ people over 4+ days), even 10% is quite a bit of wargaming. I did some of that this time, too. A plan of Fort William Henry, published in 1765 I've got one more designer interview planned for the final F&I War episode, next month in December. At that time I'll also recap the games & movies I've enjoyed. Then we'll put a bow on 2017 and look forward to the new year. -Mark Fort Oswego   Remember to follow along & chime in on my geeklist/discussion) for all of my French & Indian War explorations. If you're a wargamer on social media, follow me on Twitter (@WargamesToGo). Feedback is always welcome.

In the final quarter of 2017 I'm concentrating on the French & Indian War. This first episode is an introduction, giving me a chance to take my listeners along for this ride in history. Perhaps you'll jump onboard and experience some of these games or movies with me. Hand-drawn map by George Washington, accompanying a printing of the journal he kept of his 1753 expedition into the Ohio Country. I realize that what I'm calling the French & Indian War is really the North American theater of the Seven Years War (sometimes nicknamed World War Zero), when France and England battled for global dominance throughout the newly expanding colonial world. There were conflicts in mainland Europe, too. I'm not exploring those--I'm just looking at the conflicts of Quebec, Fort William Henry, the forks of the Ohio, the siege of Louisbourg, and so on. However, my reading about the French & Indian WAR (singular) has quickly reminded me that this conflict from 1754-1763 was preceded by a few other wars between roughly the same sides: English colonies versus the French & Indian-allied forces. I have a suspicion I'll be looking into those, too. One thing that jumped out at me when I created this subject's geeklist is how many good light/short/hybrid wargames there are on it. From Quebec 1759 (Columbia's first block wargame in 1972!) to A Few Acres of Snow or 1754 Conquest (published in 2011 & 2017, respectively), there are a bunch of great choices for wargamers like me that prefer the lighter end of our hobby. I'm still curious about larger hexmap wargames, and the famous CDG on this topic, too. Map of Louisbourg and its artillery batteries in 1751. In the podcast I get to talk about the games I saw & played at the recent GMT Weekend at the Warehouse event, too. This is practically in my back yard (a 3-hour drive), so I hope to continue to go to this event once or twice per year. Next month I'll also be going to BGGcon in Dallas, where I'll be playing both wargames and euros. Hope to see you there! Say hi and ask for a podcast button to display proudly! -Mark This 1797 engraving is based on a sketch made by Hervey Smyth, General Wolfe's aide-de-camp during the siege of Quebec. A view of the taking of Quebec, 13th September 1759. Movies • Last of the Mohicans (1992) • Last of the Mohicans (1920) silent • Northwest Passage more about Robert's Rangers than the passage • Fort Ti I think this is on YouTube • Barry Lyndon I know this is European Seven Year War, but it's also Kubrick   Remember to follow along & chime in on my geeklist/discussion) for all of my French & Indian War explorations. If you're a wargamer on social media, follow me on Twitter (@WargamesToGo). Feedback is always welcome.

The French offensive continues in 1757 as Gen. Montcalm takes Fort William Henry.  France's Indian allies massacre part of the British and colonial garrison.  In London, the King gives William Pitt a chance to turn around the war with new strategies.   For more text, pictures, maps, and sources, please visit my site at AmRevPodcast.Blogspot.com.

The French offensive continues in 1757 as Gen. Montcalm takes Fort William Henry.  France's Indian allies massacre part of the British and colonial garrison.  In London, the King gives William Pitt a chance to turn around the war with new strategies.   For more text, pictures, maps, and sources, please visit my site at AmRevPodcast.Blogspot.com.

Fort Oswego on Lake Ontario and Fort William Henry on the south end of Lake George will face massive French and Indian armies.  Will they survive? Sources: THE WAR THAT MADE AMERICA BY FRED ANDERSON THE PAPERS OF SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON BY WILLIAM JOHNSON THE CANADIAN ENCYCLOPEDIA IROQUOIS DIPLOMACY ON THE EARLY AMERICAN FRONTIER BY TIMOTHY J. SHANNON

Esto es HistoCast. No es Esparta pero casi. Retorna en su sexta entrega una de las sagas con más tradición, los sitios y asedios legendarios. Tomahawk y fusil en mano están @LordCirencester, @DeividNagan, @HugoACanete y @goyix_salduero.Secciones Historia: - Sitio de Kut - 6:50 - Sitio de Paris 885 - 48:42 - Sitio de Koroni - 1:35:04 - Sitios de Fort William Henry - 2:46:06 - Bibliografía - 3:25:36

The Last of the Mohicans is a novel that takes place during the French and Indian War following the adventures of Nathaniel "Natty" Bumppo and his two Mohican companions as they attempt to rescue the daughters of a British commander. In chapter one, the French and Indian war rages on as the author describes the many dangers of the land surrounding the Fort William Henry.

The Last Of The Mohicans. 1932.1 of 12   The story begins at Fort Edwards in upstate New York during the Indian problems in colonial America. Cora Monroe is trying to reach her father, the General at Fort William Henry. Will she get there before General Montcalm attacks? The date is approximate. Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), Hanley Stafford, James Fenimore Cooper (author). oldtimeradiodvd.com

Adventures Stories presents The Last Of The Mohicans. Part 8 "The Gauntlet" As many as fifteen hundred are massacred at Fort William Henry. A trap leads to a furious canoe race. Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), Hanley Stafford, James Fenimore Cooper (author). Online Meetings Made Easy with GoToMeeting Try it Free for 45 days use Promo Code Podcast

Adventures Stories presents The Last Of The Mohicans. Part 4 "The Massacre".  Hawkeye is brought to the Fort by the French. Magwah starts off to enlist the Hurons to aid the French, but he plans treachery! The French have overtaken the fort. "The Gauntlet" As many as fifteen hundred are massacred at Fort William Henry. A trap leads to a furious canoe race. Charles Frederick Lindsley (adaptor, director), Hanley Stafford, James Fenimore Cooper (author)