Revolutionary War letters from Benedict Arnold and John Stevens were recently reunited at Fort Ticonderoga in New York, revealing insights about the fort's capture and early tensions.

An expansion project is underway at a North Country landmark that dates back to our nation's founding. Our Alek LaShomb ...

Two Revolutionary War letters were recently brought together at a museum in upstate New York, exactly 250 years after they were written. Fort Ticonderoga in Essex County, near Lake Champlain ...

A Vermont organization is hoping kids across the region will get to travel across Lake Champlain the same way soldiers did ...

Subjects, Citizens, Service”, anyone with an internet connection can listen to the stories of more than hundred of the objects in the museum’s ...

The Adirondack History Museum is set to celebrate Independence Day with a program on the American Revolution in the Champlain Valley. From the capture of Fort Ticonderoga to the end of the war with ...

The second volume of the historian’s account of the American Revolution is told with tremendous verve and detail.

After their success at Fort Ticonderoga earlier that year, commanders such as Gen. Philip Schuyler hoped to keep the momentum going by capturing Quebec, the heart of British power in Canada.