Founded in 1897 & chartered in 1909, the Ticonderoga Historical Society advances the preservation & interpretation of history through our collections, programs, & community outreach, preserving our past for our future. The Historical Society makes area history an integral part of community life by connecting past & present. Museum, research…
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Boat Rentals; Water Ski, Wake board & Tube Rentals; Small Retail Area with Sodas, Chips & Candy. Boat & camping supplies are also available. We carry ice & Live Bait. We have a Gas Dock for boats.
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A non-profit community museum that interprets the economic history of Ticonderoga, paying special attention to the impact of the LaChute River and Water Power on the community. Also host workshops.
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Has served the Ticonderoga and surrounding areas for the last 23 years. We offer classes in tap, ballet, modern/hip-hop, and acro-dance, which is a combination of dance with gymnastic stunts included in routine. Classes are held on a weekly basis per area dance. We run concurrent with the Ticonderoga school…
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Apple orchard, pick your own apples, jams / jellies, apparel. Varieties include - Red Delicious, Empire, Jona Macs, Cortlands, Macouns, Honeycrisp, Ida Red.
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The Sembrich presents an annual summer festival of live concerts, films, children’s programming, and more. Enjoy a variety of music ranging from classical to contemporary as well as vocal and instrumental. Experience America’s “Gilded Age” in our museum, once part of the summer estate of Polish-American opera singer Marcella Sembrich…
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The Ticonderoga Ferry provides historic, scenic seven-minute daytime crossings on Lake Champlain between Ticonderoga, New York and Shoreham, Vermont. Connecting the Lake George and Adirondack regions of New York, with the Middlebury and central Green Mountain areas of Vermont. We are located at 4831 VT Rte 74 just off of…
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