Fort Hunter, New York
Fort Hunter, New York
FORT HUNTER, NEW YORK. In the Mohawk Valley at the mouth of Schoharie Creek, the old Fort Hunter of the French and Indian War was torn down at the start of the Revolution but was rebuilt and often garrisoned.
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