Sully Cross Posted May 22 Posted May 22 (edited) The first image is an 18th Century Map Detail The second image is from historical accounts and William Gilkerson's sketches made on site, the artist recreates a view of the pirates' tent city at Nassua as seen from the old fort guarding the western approaches. Edited May 22 by Sully Cross
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