Exploring a 266 Year Old Fort of the French & Indian War | History Traveler Episode 103

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Lobster tails and Dove tails. The craftsmanship is impresssive on that blockhouse.

Y’all donate! Guy out here starving for us! Get this man a meal!!

The History Channel should pick you up and sponsor you, mighty fine work JD, awesome!!

Your spotlighting under developed historical sites should light a fire under state congressional leadership to invest in making these more accessible tourist destinations. Do you ever contact state historic or preservation societies and governors with your videos? You’re really doing a kind of survey of under appreciated national assets, a national service to our country. And frankly, the kind of thing that can bring all Americans together in a sense of patriotic pride at a time when our nation could really use this. In this way, your videos heal our sick national soul. Thank you.

Nicely done JD. I was stationed in Winter Harbor and we biked across Maine a few years back and you captured the State and it’s history perfectly. I wish you all the luck and hope someone out there in the film world will see your gift and support you even more. Again, thanks for the venture.

Your gonna have 100k subs in no time. Good quality content. Thanks dude.

Great to see this! I particularly enjoy seeing the old structures like this to see how they were built. It doesn't get much older in the US. Thank you!

Great video on a structure used during a war that is rarely discussed. Thank you J. D. and we look forward to your next video!

Fort Halifax washed downstream in a flood and people went and found all the timbers and reconstructed it. This is very easy to get to. Another fort very close by where Benedict Arnold also went to is Fort Western in Augusta.

I know the struggle single Dad so my son can eat 3 meals. It’s impressive how you get used to it eating ones a day. Great video as always

Loved the grilled cheese lobster sandwich review! Also amazing site that you visted, that wood block house is interesting to see

Thanks for showing these historical places, I would like to see as many as I could, very interested in this subject. Great job on all the videos that I have seen 😎👍😎

Very good production. Perfect use of drone footage. In the early 80’s I got a twin lobster dinner for $14.99. Miss those days.

Thank you for sharing this amazing story with me ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas .

Hi, some pretty cool history, to see that building still standing after all it has witnessed and storms it has encountered is amazing to me. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx💖

It's so cool that it still exists. Great vlog JD 👍🏻😎

Excellent vlog and that sandwich looked Great....Thanks...

This is an awesome episode, i love your channel!

JD, your awesome brother!!!! I can't get enough of your videos!!! God bless ya brother