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Commemorating the 400th Anniversary of Samuel de Champlain's Explorations on the lake
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Fort Ticonderoga from the air, the old barracks area is undergoing archeological excavation prior to new construction.

Compare this photo to the old aerial photograph of the fort under construction provided by guest contributor Judy Swink. (click on the thumbnail to see a full-size image)

FORT TICONDEROGA
Images

By James P. Millard

NEW! Images of Fort Ticonderoga by Jim Millard
A virtual tour of the fort in grayscale- specifically for publishers. Much more to come!

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(click on the thumbnails to see a larger image)

Ticonderoga entrance	Parade Ground	Barracks	Armaments	Demi-lune
View south	View towards Mt. Independence	View towards Mt. Defiance	View from Mt. Defiance	View towards Mt. Defiance
French lines	Approaching the Montcalm cross	Montcalm Cross and Memorial	American Hut Sites	Cemetery monument

Montcalm Plaque	Another view of the French lines	Entrance Plaque	Battlefield Memorial	French Montcalm Plaque

Carillon Plaque	Early recreation of barracks showing fireplace, some of this may be original	Recreated barracks area between ovens and Powder magazine	The ovens, some of which are original	Ethan Allen Plaque
Brown-Powell Plaque	Abercromby Plaque	Howe Memorial	British and American Units- French and Indian War	Glorieuse Victoirie De Carillon

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