Following the signing of the treaty, construction was once again begun on the site in 1844, replacing the aborted 1812 era construction with a massive 3rd system masonary fortification known as Fort Montgomery.
The new effort replaced the aborted 1812-era construction with a massive third-system masonry fortification known as Fort Montgomery. Following the signing of the treaty, construction was resumed on the site.
Following the signing of the treaty, construction was resumed on the site. The new effort replaced the aborted 1812-era construction with a massive third-system masonry fortification known as Fort Montgomery.
Following the signing of the treaty, construction was resumed on the site. The new effort replaced the aborted 1812-era construction with a massive third-system masonry fortification known as Fort Montgomery.