Charlestown

Charlestown was named in honor of Admiral Sir Charles Knowles of the British Navy, then Governor of Jamaica and was the original site of Number Four, the fourth in a line of forts on the Connecticut River border established as trading posts. A reproduction of Fort Number Four is now a historical site and is where military reinactments and musters occur frequently throughout the summer months.

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Charlestown was named in honor of Admiral Sir Charles Knowles of the British Navy, then Governor of Jamaica and was the original site of Number Four, the fourth in a line of forts on the Connecticut River border established as trading posts. A reproduction of Fort Number Four is now a historical site and is where military reinactments and musters occur frequently throughout the summer months.

Other local attractions include the [prentissb], McDermott Bridge, and the state forests of Hubbard Hill and Connecticut River. CODE left

Charlestown is located in [y33019] 11 miles south of [claremon] along Highway 12A near I91 on the banks of the [conneriv].

Charlestown was named in honor of Admiral Sir Charles Knowles of the British Navy, then Governor of Jamaica and was the original site of Number Four, the fourth in a line of forts on the Connecticut River border established as trading posts. A reproduction of Fort Number Four is now a historical site and is where military reinactments and musters occur frequently throughout the summer months.

Other local attractions include the [prentissb], McDermott Bridge, and the state forests of Hubbard Hill and Connecticut River.

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