Hold the Line on Liberty: Fort Ticonderoga 1776
Clip: 10/21/2026 | 10m 49s
Fort Ticonderoga marks 250 years since American troops held the fort against the British in 1776.
Fort Ticonderoga curator Dr. Matt Keagle previews Hold the Line on Liberty Weekend, Oct. 24 and 25. The event marks October 1776, when 13,000 American soldiers and militia held the fort after the Battle of Valcour Island and turned the British fleet back to Canada, keeping the Revolution alive into 1777.
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Hold the Line on Liberty: Fort Ticonderoga 1776
Clip: 10/21/2026 | 10m 49s
Fort Ticonderoga curator Dr. Matt Keagle previews Hold the Line on Liberty Weekend, Oct. 24 and 25. The event marks October 1776, when 13,000 American soldiers and militia held the fort after the Battle of Valcour Island and turned the British fleet back to Canada, keeping the Revolution alive into 1777.
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