Fort William Henry Massacre 1757 Sticker Pack — 3-Pack (2")

Fort William Henry Massacre 1757 Sticker Pack — 3-Pack (2")

A tough, unfiltered piece of Adirondack history—turned into a sharp, collectible sticker set. This Fort William Henry Massacre 1757 3-pack captures the chaos that unfolded in the Lake George, NY region during the French & Indian War.

The History — Short, True, and Gritty

After the British surrendered Fort William Henry in 1757, the French allowed them to retreat peacefully to Fort Edward under terms of the truce.
But everything flipped fast.

When Native warriors allied with the French learned they wouldn’t be allowed to take spoils of war from the surrendered fort (Fort William Henry) , a violent clash broke out.
As the British column marched away—unarmed and under agreed protection—warriors attacked the retreating soldiers and camp followers.
The incident became known as the Fort William Henry Massacre, one of the most infamous and brutal moments in Upstate New York history.

A raw reminder that the Adirondacks weren’t always quiet mountains and calm lakes—this place has stories.

What’s Included

• 3 premium vinyl stickers

• 2-inch custom shape

• Matte laminated finish (smooth, durable, no glare)

• Waterproof, UV-resistant, and fully weatherproof

• Built to last years outdoors

• Striking historic artwork with bold color and detail

• A must-have for ADK history fans, Lake George lovers, or anyone into gritty local lore

Q&A

Q: Is this artwork historically accurate?
A: Absolutely. However, keep in mind it’s a stylized heritage illustration inspired by the event — not a literal depiction of specific individuals.

Q: How durable are these stickers?
A: Very. Matte outdoor vinyl means they can handle sun, rain, and Adirondack winters.

Q: What size are they?
A: Each sticker is 2 inches at its widest point.