AUGUSTA — Judy Temple, left, and Melissa Tobin, clad in costumes of Colonial Days, recently presented a program to the Augusta Kiwanis Club about how things went in the early days of The Fort, the oldest surviving wooden fort in North America.
AUGUSTA — Judy Temple, left, and Melissa Tobin, clad in costumes of Colonial Days, recently presented a program to the Augusta Kiwanis Club about how things went in the early days of The Fort, the oldest surviving wooden fort in North America. Contributed photo by Milt Huntington
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