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• From St. Jean to Bound Brook: British Officers on Parole in America
• Chaos in Canada: General Schuyler Sends Instructions North
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• In One Month, Fort Ticonderoga Marks 250 Years of American Independence with Signature Reenactment “Return of an Army”
• War News, Thomas Paine, and Remedies for Drowning in a Massachusetts Newspaper
• Where the Revolution Was Won: Fort Ticonderoga Expands Cross-Border Heritage Network for America’s 250th
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• Smallpox and Struggle at Sorel: The American Army’s Retreat from Canada
• “Time Never Looked so Long as it Hath Since You Was at Home”: Sarah Knapp Allen on the Home Front
• Fort Ticonderoga Preserves Artifacts from the Revolutionary War Vessel Royal Savage in Honor of the 250th Anniversary
• Fort Ticonderoga Leads in Numerous National Lists as a Top Destination for America’s 250th Birthday
• Where the Revolution Was Won: Honor the Fallen at Fort Ticonderoga’s Memorial Day Weekend — May 23–24, 2026
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• Fort Ticonderoga Charges into 2026 Fully Immersed in America’s 250th Anniversary
• Captain John Wendell Gets His Marching Orders
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• The Connecticut Courant Advocates for Independence
• REAL TIME REVOLUTION® Living History Event Brings Benjamin Franklin’s Famous Journey to Life
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• Fort Ticonderoga Awards Robert S. Perkin and The Perkin Fund With the Henry Knox Award at the 32nd Annual Ticonderoga Ball
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• Fort Ticonderoga Receives a Forrest E. Mars, Jr. Chocolate History Grant to Support Programming Marking 250 Years of America and Chocolate
• Dressing for Success: Pennsylvania’s Officers Visit the Tailor
• Learning to Be an Officer: Nicholas Fish Studies for War
• Difficult Choices: Kahnawake in the American Revolution
• North Country Chamber of Commerce Names Beth Hill and Fort Ticonderoga the Economic Developer of the Year
• “Without Farther Effusion of Blood”: William Howe, Complicated Commander-in-Chief
• Fort Ticonderoga Unlocks Real Time Revolution® War Drama with Epic Winter Program Lineup
• “For Keeping & Taking Care of a Sick Soldier”: Sickness in Canada and at Ticonderoga
• Ticonderoga’s British Garrison Imprisoned in Connecticut
• “Such Pieces as Will Most Gratify His Customers”: Patriotism in a Massachusetts Newspaper
• REAL TIME REVOLUTION® Living History Event Focuses on the “Frozen Front” of the American War in the Winter of 1776
• An Army’s Paperwork: Captain Waterman Clift Settles His Accounts
• Up the Kennebec River with Benedict Arnold and Oliver Hanchett
• The Noble Train of Artillery: Henry Knox Reports from Lake George
• Over the Lake or Through the Woods: Colonel James Holmes Plans for Winter Prisoner Transport
• This Week, Celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the Historic ‘Noble Train of Artillery’ Beginning at Fort Ticonderoga
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• The Education of Henry Knox