The Generals
from the Fort Ticonderoga Museum
area first explored by Samuel de Champlain (1609)
Highlanders suffered many losses on
the British assault of the French held Fort
42nd Highland Regiment (the Black Watch)
Lake Champlain was the principal invasion route
Robert Rogers during the French and Indian Wars (1758)
powder horns used by the American farmer soldiers
Ethan Allen surprised the British
commander of Fort Ticonderoga
on his early morning capture of the Fort in 1775
Henry Knox hauled the cannon from
Ticonderoga to Dorchester Heights
to force the British evacuation of Boston
bridge linking Fort Ticonderoga with Mount Independence (1777)
General John Burgoyne (1777)
the British supply route on Lake Champlain
part of General Burgoyne's forces
were
Brunswick Infantry
model of Fort Ticonderoga
General Washington in a Continental Uniform
