Ticonderoga New York
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Adirondacks.
Ticonderoga is a town in Essex County, New York. The population was
5,167 at the 2000 census. The name comes from the Mohawk tekontaro:ken,
meaning "it is at the junction of two waterways"
The Village of Ticonderoga
is steeped in history and is ideally located between Lake Champlain
and Lake George and offers
visitors a rich variety of historic, artistic, and cultural attractions.
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Fort
Ticonderoga
is a National Historical Landmark and is located at the foot of Lake
Champlain. Built in 1755, this impressive stone fortress known as
Fort Carillon (as the French builders named it) was the focus of military
activity in the area in both the French and Indian War and the American
Revolution. Today, visitors can enjoy the rich history of the fort
with musket and artillery demonstrations that take place regularly.
A Fife and Drum Corps performs daily in July and August.
Penfield Homestead Museum The Birthplace of the Electric Age Located
nearby in historic Ironville in the Town of Crown Point, NY. Penfield
Museum is a not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to preserving
the history of the Ironworking Industry in the North Country during
the 19th century. This hamlet is listed as the "Birthplace of the
Electric Age", being the site of the first industrial application
of electricity in the United States. This area was instrumental to
modern progress and to the efforts in the Civil War.
We
invite you to take a virtual tour of some of our most popular travel
destinations including the historic communities of Ticonderoga,
Schroon Lake,
Lake George, Crown
Point, Port Henry, North Creek and Westport.
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Adirondack
Shopping
Shopping is at its best in the Adirondacks - we showcase the regions
finest boutiques, galleries, stores and antique & craft shops throughout
Upstate New York, the Lake Champlain Valley & the Adirondacks. The
Adirondack Region has been renowned for its shopping, hospitality
and lodging since the turn of the century when the rich and famous
constructed spectacular Great Camps and huge rustic hotels during
the "Gilded Age". Today, visitors have their pick from a wide and
eclectic assortment of shopping and services ranging from Adirondack
gifts, rustic furniture, Adirondack
chairs, crafts and artwork to household items, pet care and lawn
and garden equiptment.
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Adirondack
Culinary Arts
The Adirondacks &
the Lake Champlain Valley of Upstate New York & Vermont have
long been known for their truly unique & varied cuisine ranging
from fresh caught native brook trout cooked over an open campfire
to world class dining at five star resorts. In the internationally
acclaimed Olympic Village of Lake Placid, diners can choose from
exciting restaurants with menus featuring everything from sushi
and health foods to hearty Adirondack homecooked meals.
The Culinary
Arts program at Paul Smith's College in the Adirondacks was founded
on the principle of learning by doing. Many of todays local chefs
learned their trade at Paul Smith's.
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