Julie Rogers
Julie Rogers
⭐️RE-RELEASE-Carleton Island Past & Present - The Old Fort
⭐️RE-RELEASE-Carleton Island Past & Present - The Old Fort
⭐️RE-RELEASE-Carleton Island Past & Present - The Old Fort
Friday 31st May 2024
Join Julie Rogers on 'Nearest And Dearest Podcast' as she explores Carleton Island's rich history and uncovers the mysteries of The Old Fort.
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Episode Overview
- Uncover the various names and intriguing history of Carleton Island
- Explore the research journey of Major James H. Durham into The Old Fort
- Learn about the British military presence and significant figures on the island
- Discover shipwreck stories and historic property acquisitions on Carlton Island
- Follow the renovation project of the historic Carlton Villa by new owners Ron Clap and Janina Lati
The island had several names, Buck, Deer, Isle aux Chevreuils, and Carleton Island. I purchased the book, The Old Fort Carleton Island in the Revolution, written by James H. Durham in 1889.
Imagine stepping back in time to an era where the Thousand Islands were the playground of industrialists and social elites. In this episode of 'Nearest And Dearest Podcast', host Julie Rogers takes you on a fascinating journey through Carleton Island's rich history. She dives into the intriguing stories surrounding The Old Fort, guided by the meticulous research of Major James H. Durham from his 1889 book, 'The Old Fort Carleton Island In The Revolution'. This book, reprinted by the St.
Lawrence River Historical Foundation in 2010, sheds light on the island's many secrets and transformations. Julie explores how Carleton Island, once known by various names like Buck and Deere, became a pivotal site during the Golden Age of the Thousand Islands. From bustling Cape Vincent to the grand summer estates, this episode uncovers the layers of history that have shaped the island's legacy.
Whether you're a history buff or just love a good mystery, Julie's narrative brings to life the characters and events that made Carleton Island a historical gem. Tune in for an engaging blend of personal anecdotes, historical facts, and a touch of nostalgia as Julie navigates through time to reveal the island's past and present.