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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FJW_prideauxs-campaign_Oswego-NY.html
Camp, Row, Camp Campaigns in the North American wilderness required extensive planning and massive manpower to reach the objective safely and successfully. For Prideaux's army, the distance from Fort Stanwix to Fort Niagara was not easy to overcom…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FDW_open-water-winter-birds_Oswego-NY.html
Food and Shelter The mouth of the river and harbor provide waterfowl and waterbirds an environment sheltered from the winter gales of Lake Ontario. The breakwalls serve as resting places for the gulls where any approaching predator may be quickly …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FDL_wreck-of-the-david-w-mills_Oswego-NY.html
Grounded! The David W. Mills, a cargo vessel that was part of a vast commercial shipping industry on the Great Lakes, played an important role in the industrial development of the north American interior. The Mills ran aground on Ford Shoals in de…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FDC_curtis-f-shoup_Oswego-NY.html
First Plaque: Posthumously awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, Curtis F. Shoup is the symbol of all those from the town of Scriba who have served in the wars of the United States. Second Plaque: Curtis F. Shoup New York Staff Sergeant 346…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FCQ_log-house_Oswego-NY.html
Site of the first Log House in Scriba. Built 1804 by Major Hill Stone temporary hospital for wounded soldiers 1814
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FBY_oswego-west-side-forts_Oswego-NY.html
British Toehold on Lake Ontario During the French and Indian War, the Oswego River was the only British controlled waterway into the Great Lakes. French commander-in-chief, the Marquis de Montcalm, recognizing its strategic importance, wrote that…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FBT_oswego-harbor-west-pierhead-lighthouse_Oswego-NY.html
Over the years, Oswego has been the site of four lighthouses. The first lighthouse was built in 1821 on the grounds of Fort Ontario and discontinued in 1838. After the completion of the West Harbor Pier in 1836 (running west to east from Third Str…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FBR_fort-george_Oswego-NY.html
Fort George Was here built as an outwork of Fort Oswego in October 1755 by Lieutenant Colonel Mercer of the first American regiment of English troops. It was garrisoned by 150 New York Colonial Militia under Colonel Schuyler, and was captured and …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FBM_fort-ontario_Oswego-NY.html
Fort Ontario Built by English under Governor Shirley 1755 Captured & destroyed by French under Marquis of Montcalm 1756 Rebuilt by English under Lord Amherst 1759 Destroyed by Americans 1778 - Rebuilt by English 1782 Surrendered by English & garri…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FBL_fort-oswego_Oswego-NY.html
This is the site of the former Fort Oswego, a "stone house of strength," built by the British in 1727 to protect their fur-trading interests on the Great Lakes. Strengthened by the addition of outer walls and blockhouses around 1742, Fort Oswego w…
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