There are really two different periods of American history to be found here at Pricketts Fort. The first period, of course, is the frontier period, centered around the year 1774 during the uprising of the Mingo and Shawnee tribes under Chief Logan and Lord Dunmore’s War which immediately followed. This [...]
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Strolling through the Old Camp Ground: the Civil War weekend, continued….
Posted in Aaron Bosnick, Civil War, Job Prickett House, Lee Miller on May 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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- Artisans of the Christmas Market: “Wild Willy” Frankfort: master horner, scrimshaw artist, cartographer, illustrator, calligrapher.
- Artisans of the Christmas Market: Debora Blind, Paper Filagree Artist, Calligrapher, Pen & Ink Illustrator
- Annual 18th-century Christmas Market one week-end only this year, from December 11th through the 13th
- Serene Queen
- Squire Miller killed in Shawnee attack; Mistress Rebecca taken captive
- Fall comes to the old frontier
- Preparations afoot for Fall Festival
- No Fall Rendezvous this year at Pricketts Fort
- Fall Festival & Antiques Fair to return to Pricketts Fort, October 10 & 11
- Season of mists …
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