Intercolonial Wars: French and Indian War at the Fort at No. 4

French and Indian War Encampment   279 years ago, a portion of plantation Number 4 was fortified to create a safe space for the town's folks. By the time of the 1754, Number 4, now Charlestown, was a very busy frontier town and would become entangled with the activities of Robert Rogers, the making of the Crown Point Road, and the beginning of John Stark's career.   Join us for an open-air experience on May 6th and 7th as the sights and sounds of the French and Indian War are found once again at Old Number 4!   Saturday: 10am-4:30pmSunday: 11am-3:30pm   Battles each day at 1:30pm