Keeping History Alive: Plains of Abraham 1700's | F&I War | War of 1812 | Fortified Homestead

In this week’s episode of Woodland Escape, Peter returns to the historic Plains of Abraham in Quebec City, where he presents on the role of fortified homesteads during the 1700s. While highlighting the pivotal moments of the Seven Years' War and the siege that shaped the region, Peter also introduces viewers to several talented artisans. These experts, including weavers, apothecaries, and military reenactors, share their crafts and skills, providing insight into life during this period.

Throughout the episode, Peter captures the spirit of the event, showcasing everything from traditional musket drills to the intricate processes of natural dyeing and apothecary medicine. His passion for history shines as he interacts with participants and reflects on the dedication of those who bring these stories to life. Whether it’s learning about siege fortifications or witnessing old-world craftsmanship, this episode offers a rich, immersive journey into the past.

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📺 Featuring: Peter Kelly
🎥 Cinematography, Production & Editing: Catherine Wolfe
🎵 Music Courtesy Of: Richard Fortier and Al MacDonald
Mandolin instrumentals: Michael Righi
Violin music: Meghan Balogh

Thumbnail and description: Shane Kelly

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