"Colonial-Era Michigan Fort Reveals Secrets" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	04 Jul 2018 6:57 a.m. PST
A number of everyday items from the late 1700s have been discovered at the site of a colonial-era fort in Michigan, offering a fascinating glimpse into America's past… link
ZULUPAUL	04 Jul 2018 1:32 p.m. PST
They discover things there every year. There are ongoing archeological digs there every year. Well worth a trip to see.
PzGeneral	04 Jul 2018 7:42 p.m. PST
Great place to vacation, 5 hours from the house. Was just up there over Memorial Day. So much history, such nice people. I don't know the re-enactor's name who is pictured, but I recognize his face

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