This page here lists our current finished projects and future projects we are in the middle of pursuing.

Urban Explorations: Uncle Dan's House

Urban Explorations Uncle Dan's House is the first project and serves as a prototype of the process. This location is the childhood home of the uncles founder and you get to explore the old farmhouse and enjoy the videos of the stories spread around all the rooms.

Lake Champlain Transportation Company: Ferry Adirondack

This project is the virtual tour of an old boat called Ferry Adirondack. This ferry was originally built as a coal fired steamer called South Jacksonville in 1913. In 1921 she was sold and re-christened the "Mount Holly" and sailed on the Delaware River until 1927 until moved to the East River along New York City sailing there until 1938. In 1938 she was again renamed this time to Gov. Emerson C. Harrington II where she sailed the eastern Chesapeake Bay from 1938 to 1954. In 1954 she was transferred to lake Champlain and was renamed to her current name.

Capacity: about 30 cars plus passengers.
Cruising Speed: 10 knots.
​Fuel consumption: 14 gallons per hour (or about one lake crossing).

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Fort Montgomery
​Rouses Point NY

This project is a virtual tour of an old ruined fort called Fort Montgomery in Rouses Point NY. This fort is often confused with another fort called Fort Blunder which was actually built on the same site prior to the war of 1812. Fort Blunder is called Fort Blunder because when they started work on that fort then found out that the US/CANADA border was a mile to the south. So they had to halt the work on that fort. After the war of 1812 they built what is now Fort Montgomery on the same site as Fort Blunder because the treaties signed after the war moved the boarder a mile or so north putting the Fort Blunder site inside US Territory. Work on Ft Montgomery began in 1844 and was mostly finished in 1880. The fort was partly demolished to provide stone for a bridge in 1936-1937. Today it is just a ruin.