Category Archives: Living History & Material Culture
“A Day Longer in the Field” Explores Lives of Provincial Soldiers at Fort Ticonderoga’s Upcoming Living History Weekend, Feb 15-16
“A Day Longer in the Field” Fort Ticonderoga will once again be alive with its premier interpretive programming during its next living history weekend, Saturday and Sunday, February 15-16 from 10 am until 4pm each day. The event will highlight … Continue reading
Posted in Living History & Material Culture, Programs, Public Programs, Uncategorized
Tagged family fun outdoors, Fort Ticonderoga, French and Indian War, fun family outdoor activities, General Amherst, historic trades, living history, living history museums, Massachusetts Provincial Soldiers, War Reenactment
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Never Say Never
To historians, perhaps as much as scientists, proving yourself wrong is often more exciting than being correct. Often visitors ask about how the cavalry was used in battle around Fort Ticonderoga, to which our answer would be that we haven’t … Continue reading
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Tagged American Revolution, Cavalry, Fort Ticonderoga, General Schuyler, Lake Champlain, Levi Hollingsworth, Philadelphia Light Horse
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