Publications
The Foundation is pleased to offer the following publications for purchase:
Fort Loudoun: Washington’s Fort in Virginia Norman Baker
French & Indian War Foundation, 90 pages, illustrated, referenced, and indexed, 2006. The history of Fort Loudon, designed by George Washington and constructed under his supervision, beginning in May 1756. A detailed heavily researched study of the fort, from its inception; its years as the command center for Virginia’s French & Indian War activities, including Pontiac’s War, and Lord Dunmore’s War; its role as a point of rendezvous and as a prisoner of war facility during the Revolution; the demise and cannibalization of the fort, and the conversion of its site, “Fort Hill,” into a center of learning in the 19th century. $15.00, plus $2.25 S&H
French & Indian War in Frederick County, Virginia: With the Forts of the French & Indian War on the Northwestern Frontier. Norman L. Baker
Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society, 212 pages, extensively illustrated, and indexed, 2000-2008. It begins with the birth of the last French & Indian War, with the atrocities and aggression of the French and their Indian allies; to the defeats of Fort Necessity and the army of General Braddock; the brutal war on Virginia’s frontier settlements; the dark days of continued defeat of Virginia’s forts, its military, its settlers and the massacres, to the final turnaround and the defeat of the French at Fort Duquesne and the resurgence of conflict during Pontiac’s War. Contains the most extensive and comprehensive study of the forts of Virginia’s northwestern frontier, while highlighting the other forts along Virginia’s extended frontier. $24.95, plus $2.25 S&H
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