Fort Stanwix National Monument , commonly known as the fort that never surrendered to the British during America’s War of Independence 1777, has been overrun by a swarm of honeybees. Located in the city of Rome in Oneida County in New York, the port has served as a historic site for a long time, reminding Americans of their past. It is also said to be the first place where the stars and stripes on the U.S. flag were flown in battle. Although it is not clear which flag was used, it was the starting point for the current U.S. flag. Related: Bees are now legally recognized as fish in California “All that is known is from several accounts: it was made of blue, white and red stripes, and it was flown ‘on behalf of These United States’ and in defiance of the British , by the officers and soldiers inside the fort,” said National Park Service on its website. Now, fort officials have surrendered to a swarm of honeybees that dawned on July 24. According to the staff of the facility, t...
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