Wednesday evening, Old Fort residents, town officials, trail enthusiasts, historical reenactors and others came together to talk about the future of the Davidson’s Fort Historical Park property.
Community leaders who attended the Wednesday meeting included Mayor Pro Tem Iretha Hancock, Town Administrator Renee Taylor, Alderman/Police Chief Melvin Lytle, McDowell Trails Association President Steve Pierce, Historic Carson House board member Doug Swaim, town leader Chuck Aldridge, passenger rail enthusiast Cathy Moore, Jeremy Poore with MTCC’s trails school, reenactors Bob Martin and Jason Cook with Davidson’s Fort Historical Park, members of the Overmountain Victory Trail Association, Destination McDowell tourism representatives and others.
Reenactors Jason Cook (left) and Bob Martin (seated, right) with Davidson’s Fort Historical Park attended the Wednesday meeting on the future of the park.
Community leaders who attended the Wednesday meeting included Mayor Pro Tem Iretha Hancock, Town Administrator Renee Taylor, Alderman/Police Chief Melvin Lytle, McDowell Trails Association President Steve Pierce, Historic Carson House board member Doug Swaim, town leader Chuck Aldridge, passenger rail enthusiast Cathy Moore, Jeremy Poore with MTCC’s trails school, reenactors Bob Martin and Jason Cook with Davidson’s Fort Historical Park, members of the Overmountain Victory Trail Association, Destination McDowell tourism representatives and others.
Reenactors Jason Cook (left) and Bob Martin (seated, right) with Davidson’s Fort Historical Park attended the Wednesday meeting on the future of the park.
