This is the historic marker for the Fort Bull site. It was an old fort built by the British, during the French and Indian War in 1750s. The fort was destroyed in an Indian/French "terrorist" attack. 



Here's a photo of the blacksmith demonstration we attended. I took a video of it, but it hasn't been uploaded yet.



There was a huge barn full of carriages, sleighs, and farm tools. I cannot begin to imagine how uncomfortable it would have been to ride in one of these before modern, smooth roads were built. Ugh.



In the tavern is an old cast iron stove. We took notice of it because it was made not in China, but in Utica, NY!





The neat appearance of the cheese factory foundation appealed to me.



Inside the factory, the kids had fun. Here they are fooling around. Crazy kids!





I have loads more photos. Stay tuned!