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Fort Ticonderoga Noble Train Event

December 6, 2025

Fort Ticonderoga

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Step into the winter of 1775 and witness history come alive at Fort Ticonderoga’s Noble Train Event. This immersive, day-long program recreates the dramatic arrival of Henry Knox and the vital process of proofing and selecting cannon for the Continental Army.

Event Details

In honor of the 250th Anniversary, the event goes even further, showcasing Ticonderoga’s central role in the Revolutionary War by reenacting the first leg of the Noble Train of Artillery. Visitors will experience how the massive cannon were moved from Fort Ticonderoga to Lake George, where they began their historic journey to Boston—an effort that forever changed the course of the Revolution.

Through engaging demonstrations, historical interpretation, and the powerful setting of Fort Ticonderoga, this program offers an unforgettable opportunity to connect with the ingenuity, determination, and resilience that helped shape America’s fight for independence.

  • Start Time:

    9:30 AM

  • Location:

    Fort Ticonderoga 102 Fort Ti Rd. Ticonderoga, NY 12883

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