Following in Daniel Boone's Footsteps: Martin's Station | CUMBERLAND GAP | WILDERNESS ROAD |

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Peter visits Martin's Station and takes us on a tour, introducing us to the iconic Mark Baker, Mike Miller, Simeon England and many others. We get a brief history of the fort and get a peek into the lifestyle on the frontier in the 1700's.
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Featuring - Peter Kelly
Cinematography - Jim Keip and Peter Kelly
Producer & Editor - Catherine Wolfe
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Mike Miller - www.millerlongrifles.com
Simeon England - www.simeonengland.com
Anthony Winegar - RU-vid: The Deerskin Diary
Mark Baker - author of "A Pilgrim's Journey"
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The amazing music in this episode is graciously provided by our friends, Richard Fortier and Al MacDonald and the amazing vocalists and musicians from Martin's Station.
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25 май 2023

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@rogerdevero8726 9 месяцев назад

Peter and Cathy, this channel is such a TREASURE. So many years to learn and create professionally. Our 'modern culture' has lost so much. God bless you both - John 14:6

@TheWoodlandEscape 9 месяцев назад

I do enjoy experiencing with how they actually did things!

@hatfieldmccoy0311 5 месяцев назад

I grew up in South Eastern Kentucky in cabins built like this, it was built in 1810, by ancestors, they had come to Kentucky with Boone, and the other side of my family were Cherokee runaways from the Trail of Tears. They had gotten to around Hopkinsville Kentucky and knew it was now or never, they were getting close to crossing the Mississippi and knew they would never see their homeland again. So they broke away and started heading back east. They ended up in South Eastern Kentucky where they could hide away in the hollers and they lived side by side with my Scotts Irish family and they became intermarried and Dad's family was in WV and are enrolled Shawnee Indian, that had hidden like my Cherokee side of the family. We signed the Dawes roll so we are enrolled Cherokee too.

@TheWoodlandEscape 5 месяцев назад

What a fascinating family history, albeit a sad one in terms of the genocide . Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

@kirkterwilliger6407 Год назад

Thank you, Peter and Cathy for taking the time to do this.

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