This episode deals with the establishment and early development of Belfast, Maine, in the 18th century. It highlights the journey of settlers, primarily from Londonderry, New Hampshire as they cleared lands, built log cabins, and established a thriving community. It explores the origins of the town’s name, its incorporation in 1773, and the settlers' transition from survival to shipbuilding and trade with Boston. The legacy of the Ulster Scots and their descendants is emphasized, showcasing their resilience and ingenuity in building a lasting town.

• Ulster-Scots Broadcast Fund