Blown away. I have studied and read collected books about Fort Duquesne and Fort Pitt, Forbes, Bouquet, Braddock, etc. for 40 years and never saw this depiction of Fort Duquesne with the extended barracks, and spread out. Also puzzles me why Grants defeat before the French blow the fort and withdrawal is not more clearly researched or told

I made a powder horn for a very close friend and it depicts Ft. Pitt, the Redoubt and the confluence of all three rivers. I plan to visit Ft. Pitt one day and see it first hand. Thanks for sharing.

Good to see the good work being done there! - all the best from Washington, DC.

Just added visiting, "The Forks Of The Ohio" to my seemingly endless "Bucket List"!

Hey Mike. Long time no see. Nice video. I'm glad this popped up on my feed. That's a great horn.

Excellent video.....well done!

Wonderful video. Very informative.

I visited the fort site years ago. I am certain things have changed. I need to go back. agaIn.

Thank you for this Mike Burke! I marvel at how intact and clean all the parts are except a little bit of the handle. How come it's in such great condition? Where did the history center get this horn from; was it an archeological find in the ground, or was it in some family's or institution's possession since it was made?