Hosted by Tim Dusablon · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 21 episodes
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This podcast explores the amazing history of Lake Champlain and the surrounding valley. The lake is the most historic body of fresh water in America, and is situated along the natural water highway consisting of the Richelieu River, Lake Champlain, Lake George, and the Hudson River. This water highway was known as "The Great Warpath," as many tribes and nations used this water route for trade and battle. The episodes will explore the names and places involved in the struggle for the continent on the front lines of Lake Champlain.
Tim Dusablon hosts Crossroads of a Continent Podcast, a history show with 21 episodes published.
This is the last episode in the Revolutionary Road Trip series. The road trip begins at the Bayley Hazen Military Road in Greensboro, Vermont. Next up is the Vermont State Historical Society in Montpelier, followed by th
This Revolutionary Road Trip covers southern Vermont and the northern Hudson Valley. The road trip begins at the Bennington Battle Monument in Bennington, Vermont, followed by a trip to the Bennington Battle site in Hoos
This episode is all about Ticonderoga, NY. Starting at the "Crown Jewel" of historic sites in the Champlain Valley, Fort Ticonderoga. Spend plenty of time here exploring the incredible history at the fort, including the
This is the third installment of the Revolutionary Road Trip series. The road trip begins in Vergennes, Vermont and follows the historic shores of Lake Champlain, including the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, Arnold's Ba
This is the second installment of the Revolutionary Road Trip series. This road trip begins in Willsboro, New York and ends in Ile aux Noix in Quebec, Canada. Don't forget your passport! Sites include the Battle of Valco
The first in a series of Revolutionary Road Trips, designed to be day trips with plenty of time to explore and enjoy the sites. This road trip covers northern Vermont, starting in Burlington, going through the Champlain
In this episode, we discuss Benedict Arnold's harrowing march through the wilderness of Maine to Quebec, and the incredible hardships that earned Arnold the nickname of "The Hannibal of North America". We also discuss th
In this episode, we discuss the all too often overlooked American invasion of Canada, America's very first war of liberation. We look into the preparations for the invasion, and the emergence of Philip Schuyler and Richa
This episode delves into America's first large-scale victory, the capture of Fort Ticonderoga by Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold. We discuss Arnold and his up ringing, his heroics and gift of military command, and his fa
In this episode we discuss in detail the events in the Champlain Valley leading up to the outbreak of the Revolutionary War. We discuss the contested land called "The Grants", present-day Vermont, for which both New York
In the 6th and final episode of the French and Indian War series, we explore the last stand of New France at Ile aux Noix, where the final significant defense of New France before her demise took place. Ile aux Noix is a
In this episode, we discuss the immediate fallout of the failed attempt of the British to take Fort Carillon in 1758, and cover the following year, 1759, which sees Amherst and the British finally take control of Fort Ti
In this episode we discuss Montcalm's miracle, how the French force of 3,500 defeated a British force of almost 17,000 in the biggest military upset in North American history. The Battle of Carillon, or Ticonderoga, is o
This episode takes a deep dive into the controversial events at Fort William Henry in 1757. These events were made famous in a historical fiction book and later Hollywood movies "The Last of the Mohicans". We will look a
This episode is part two of a six part series on the French and Indian War in the Champlain Valley. We will discuss the events of 1756 and the construction of Fort William Henry and Fort Carillon. We will also discuss th
This is part one of a six part series covering the French and Indian War in the Champlain Valley. This episode delves into the Champlain Valley connections to the French players of the war in the Ohio Valley, whose actio
In this episode we will explore the years of French control in the Champlain Valley, including the Treaty of Utrecht which established Split Rock Point on Lake Champlain as the boundary of New France and New England. We
This episode explores the years of French control in the Champlain Valley, including Fort St. Anne on Isle la Motte, and the "forgotten wars" of the Beaver Wars, King Williams War, and Queen Anne's War. Support the show
This is episode one of a two part episode exploring the War of 1812 in the Champlain Valley. These episodes explore the social tensions created by the trade embargo with Canada, the embarrassing American false starts att
This is episode one of a two part episode exploring the War of 1812 in the Champlain Valley. These episodes explore the social tensions created by the trade embargo with Canada, the embarrassing American false starts att
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