The Old Glade (forbes's) Road (pennsylvania State Road)

The Old Glade Road, authored by Archer Butler Hulbert in the early 20th century, is a historical account that examines the significance of the Old Glade Road during the French and Indian War (1754-1763). It details the road's military importance, its role in American westward expansion, and the narratives of key figures like General Edward Braddock and Brigadier-General John Forbes. The book highlights the challenges of constructing and maintaining this vital thoroughfare, which was crucial for troop and supply movement, particularly during Braddock's failed campaign and Forbes's eventual success.