Experience 250 Years of Living History

In the Lake Champlain Region, two and a half centuries of American history are etched directly into the landscape. As one of the pivotal fronts of the war, this region played a crucial role in shaping the nation's fight for independence. Today, visitors can explore charming towns and immerse themselves in history through interactive museums, historic forts, and scenic sites where battles and critical moments unfolded. 

From the quiet dignity of lakeside villages to the weathered stone of historic landmarks, the region feels like a living scrapbook. Whether you’re exploring the ruins at Crown Point or standing on the storied grounds of Fort Ticonderoga, American history is built into the landscape.

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Revolutionary Events

Cannons & Cocktails Join War Cannon Spirits in their tasting room, Defiance Hall on November 22 for artillery demonstrations with cannon fire at 3:00 pm and 4:00 pm, followed by cocktails and…
Nov. 22
Special Postmark-Noble Train of Artillery Station
Dec. 5
Henry Knox’s Noble Train of Artillery: Ticonderoga to the Siege of Boston  In December 1775, the Henry Knox Noble Train of Artillery started from Fort Ticonderoga headed for Boston, hauling 59 pieces…
Dec. 6

Champ’s Frequently Asked Questions

What other historic sites can I visit?
What else is there to do in the Lake Champlain Region?

The Lake Champlain Region has a magnitude of historic sites and museums but besides that one can revel in the beauty of open spaces with rolling hills and farms. If your looking for an adventure, explore local hiking trails or spend time on the water.


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