At Fort Ticonderoga, discover the history of the Seven Years War and the American Revolution. Built between 1855 and 1857, the fort's construction on Lake Champlain was a strategic coup by the French against British forces during the American Revolution. Housed in the old soldiers' barracks, the museum exhibits weapons used in battles during this era and provides information about health and injury on the battlefield. You'll also learn about food within the fort in the 1700s. You can witness reconstructions of battles here, complete with costumes and cannon-fire. Also visit the fort's extensive formal gardens, which were created in 1921 and are filled with colorful old-fashioned and modern flowers set against a backdrop of red brick walls. Make Fort Ticonderoga part of your personalized Ticonderoga itinerary using our Ticonderoga route builder app.
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This fort is great for history lovers. The reenactments here are great, and all the historical actors are very knowledgeable about the period. There is a museum here too.
This fort is great for history lovers. The reenactments here are great, and all the historical actors are very knowledgeable about the period. There is a museum here too. more »
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While it was a cold day, the views, especially of the autum colors were spectacular. Learned stuff I didn't know about the history of the area.
While it was a cold day, the views, especially of the autum colors were spectacular. Learned stuff I didn't know about the history of the area. more »
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Fort Ticonderoga is a wonderful place to visit. The fort itself is very impressive. The museum is also very interesting. We had a great conversation with a tailor. He was hand sewing uniforms and had a wealth of information we found fascinating. We had questions and he had answers! Very impressed all around. Great views, great history, and fantastic staff!
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A must to visit for anyone interested in the American history. Set in a picturesque corner of Lake Champlain, there are great reenactments and very thoroughly curated museum exhibits that are informative and engaging That being said, the Fort is a recreation and not a faithful one. Still , it doesn't take anything away from a sense of history
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