How Did the Americans Win?
Dates: Aug. 22
A presentation on the geographic, international, political, military, and social factors behind American victory.
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Upcoming Civil War shows, battlefield tours, reenactments, seminars, living history programs, and auctions in Mount Vernon, New York.
Dates: Aug. 22
A presentation on the geographic, international, political, military, and social factors behind American victory.
Dates: Aug. 29
Historian Richard Bell on the international dimensions and consequences of the American Revolution.
Dates: Sept. 4
A day of Revolutionary War programming at Fort Ticonderoga built for homeschooling families.
Dates: Sept. 19–20
A signature reenactment in which soldiers build the huts the Northern Continental Army wintered in at Ticonderoga.
Dates: Sept. 25–27
Fort Ticonderoga's twenty-second annual scholarly seminar on the American Revolution.
Dates: Oct. 24–25
A signature autumn reenactment weekend at Fort Ticonderoga.
Dates: Nov. 7
A Veterans Day living-history day at Fort Ticonderoga.
Dates: Nov. 8
An online author talk in Fort Ticonderoga's Virtual Author Series.
Dates: Nov. 14
A free online teacher institute on the 1776 campaign on Lake Champlain, with preregistration required.
Dates: Nov. 14–15
A two-day material-culture workshop making a period watchcoat, with materials and lunch included.
Dates: Feb. 7
An online author talk by Steven Elliott in Fort Ticonderoga's Virtual Author Series.
Dates: March 19
Fort Ticonderoga's annual fundraising ball, held in New York City.
Dates: June 18–20
A special 250th-anniversary conference reappraising the 1777 Saratoga campaign.