Tag Archives: American soldiers

Bed Rugs, Blankets, Bolsters, and Berths

Posted on February 16, 2017 by admin

As a crowd walks into the barracks at Ticonderoga one person shouts out “I would never want to sleep here, that bed looks so uncomfortable!” For visitors and re-enactors alike, this is often the first thought upon seeing beds, which … Continue reading →

Posted in Life Long Learning, Living History & Material Culture | Tagged American soldiers, Barrack Bedding, Berths, British soldiers, education, Fort Carillon, Fort Ticonderoga, historic trades, history, Life long Learning, living history, Ticonderoga | Comments Off

The Northern Army is at Fort Ticonderoga!

Posted on April 14, 2016 by admin

Exciting Living History Event planned for opening weekend, May 7 – 8 Experience an immersive living history event at Fort Ticonderoga highlighting the occupation of Ticonderoga by the American Northern Continental Army. On Saturday May 7 through Sunday May 8, … Continue reading →

Posted in Collections, Exhibits, Family programs, Horticulture, King's Garden, Landscape, Life Long Learning, Living History & Material Culture, Programs, Public Programs, Special Events, Students History | Tagged 2016 season, American soldiers, archaeology, Carry on the Works in the Northern Army, Continental Army, earthworks, Fort Ticonderoga, Living History Event, Northern Army, Opening weekend, Redoubt | 1 Comment