The Old Stone Fort played a part in the history of Fort Anahuac in a round-about way. In late July of 1832,Colonel Piedras had marched from Nacogdoches to the relief of Colonel Bradburn, who was under attack from the Anglo rebels in Anahuac. By the time he arrived, the garrison was ready to surrender. Returning home, Piedras feared another Anglo insurrection and ordered the civilians to turn in their firearms. This led to a confrontation and a running skirmish on the Angelina River. The "Old Stone Fort" was captured by the rabble and Piedras was forced to surrender several days later. The Battle of Nacogdoches was just one of the many early clashes against the Centralists.

Searching for a jewel thief, two sixth-grade boys in Nacogdoches, Texas, spend two nights in the Old Stone Fort, where they meet a legendary Texas judge, Three-legged Willie.

A young boy guides a naturalist from Philadelphia on an expedition through the Tennessee wilderness.

This title is the only book ever written about Fort Montgomery on Lake Champlain in Rouses Point, New York. Features over 160 photos, vintage and modern, almost all never before published.