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SUMMARY:LARCH Commemoration at Artillery Park
DESCRIPTION:LARCH: Commemoration at Artillery Park\n\nJoin the Lower Adirondack Regional Center for History to mark the 125th anniversary of Rev. Joseph Cook's dedication of the monument in memory of the military heroes of Ticonderoga. \n\n\n\nArtillery Park is located at the intersection of The Portage and Champlain Avenue. It was formerly known as Academy Park for the Ticonderoga Academy\, Ticonderoga's first High School\, which once stood at the present location of the Ticonderoga Emergency Squad. This park is rich with historic monuments and information. The park features Heroes Rock\, the Soldiers Monument (tribute to those who fought in America's Civil War)\, Lord Howe's grave marker\, a historic sign\, many beautiful trees\, and park benches. Artillery Park commemorates the location where\, in July\, 1759\, British forces under General Amherst erected an artillery battery to attack the French Fort at Carillon\, which they seized and named Fort Ticonderoga.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<span style="font-size:16px\;"><span style="font-family:arial\;"><u><strong>LARCH: Commemoration at Artillery Park</strong></u><br />\nJoin the Lower Adirondack Regional Center for History to mark the 125th anniversary of Rev. Joseph Cook&#39\;s dedication of the monument in memory of the military heroes of Ticonderoga.&nbsp\;<br />\n<br />\n<span style="color: rgb(45\, 45\, 45)\; text-align: justify\;">Artillery Park is located at the intersection of The Portage and Champlain Avenue. It was formerly known as Academy Park for the Ticonderoga Academy\, Ticonderoga&rsquo\;s first High School\, which once stood at the present location of the Ticonderoga Emergency Squad. This park is rich with historic monuments and information. The park features Heroes Rock\, the Soldiers Monument (tribute to those who fought in America&rsquo\;s Civil War)\, Lord Howe&rsquo\;s grave marker\, a historic sign\, many beautiful trees\, and park benches. Artillery Park commemorates the location where\, in July\, 1759\, British forces under General Amherst erected an artillery battery to attack the French Fort at Carillon\, which they seized and named Fort Ticonderoga.</span></span></span>
LOCATION:Intersection of The Portage & Champlain Avenue
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DTSTAMP:20260503T141116Z
URL:http://business.ticonderogany.com/events/details/larch-commemoration-at-artillery-park-33886
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