LARCH Historical Narratives
The Beginning, the Settlement of Ticonderoga
December 6, 1767 Dear Brother, I must inform you of the melancholy death of my Brother John. He was crossing from Fort George (Fort William ...
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Ticonderoga’s First Child
Elizabeth Stoughton, born 27 November 1766, was the daughter of John and Ruth Belden Stoughton. Her father, John, was a Lieutenant in one of King ...
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Ruth L. Wood: Proud to be a U.S. Marine
The month of March has been designated as national “Women’s History Month.” This year the Ticonderoga Historical Society continues a four-year commemoration commitment to make ...
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A Brief Description of the Hancock House
6 Moses Circle, Ticonderoga, NY The original Hancock House was constructed on Beacon Hill in Boston between 1737 and 1741 by Thomas Hancock and ...
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An Eye on Public Art and Place
In 1927 Horace A. Moses, Ticonderoga’s most prolific early twentieth century benefactor, gifted to the people of this town its Community Building. The structure was ...
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