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Pavilion Restoration
Help to bring this National Historic Landmark structure back to life.The restoration is underway of this Greek Revival house, considered one of America’s earliest summer homes. Built by William Ferris Pell in 1826, the Pavilion is scheduled to open to the public once again in 2020, the 200th anniversary of the beginning of Fort Ticonderoga’s preservation,considered one of the first private preservation efforts in America. The newly restored Pavilion will welcome thousands of visitors annually and feature new exhibition spaces, a catering kitchen and culinary program, a variety of other educational programs, and additional services and amenities including meeting and wedding spaces and administrative support spaces. For more information call 518-585-2821 and email info@fort-ticonderoga.org.
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Educational Programs
Your support will help bring Fort Ticonderoga into the classroom. Fort Ticonderoga educators regularly visit classrooms to teach students about the daily life of a Continental soldier through a hands-on, multi-disciplined program that integrates history, geography, math, science, and language skills. They receive lessons in leadership, citizenry, and gain first-hand knowledge of what it was like to live during an important part of American history.