To Learn More on Related History Please Visit These Websites
The
Fort at No. 4 living history museum at Charlestown, New Hampshire where
the past comes alive.
Chimney
Point Vermont State Historic Site at the strategic gateway to Lake
Champlain and the Champlain Valley.
http://www.historicvermont.org/chimneypoint
Crown
Point State Historic Site. The ruins of Fort St. Frederic, "His
Majesty's Fort of Crown Point," and surrounding lands were acquired
by the State of New York in 1910. Guests can see the ruins of the
original 18th-century structures.
http://www.nysparks.state.ny.us/sites/info.asp?siteID=8
The
University of Vermont, Center for Research on Vermont serves as an
information clearinghouse - assisting state government, public schools,
institutions of higher education, museums, and the general public with
Vermont-related research.
America's
Historic Lakes - The Lake Champlain and Lake George Historical Site. A
comprehensive on-line resource where historians, educators, students,
and visitors can "Explore the History" of the
lakes region.
Promoting
stewardship for America's 5th Great Lake, the Lake Champlain
Basin Program works to benefit the
Lake Champlain Basin's water quality, fisheries, wetlands, wildlife,
recreation, and cultural resources.
Fort
Ticonderoga National Historic Landmark in Ticonderoga, New York hosts
museum exhibits, events, and educational programs.
http://www.fort-ticonderoga.org
Thinking
of visiting the mid-Vermont area, Middlebury, Vergennes, Bristol, or
Lake Champlain? Then this site managed by the Addison County Chamber of
Commerce is a great place to learn about local events.
http://www.midvermont.com
Learn
more about the war that made America at this website dedicated to the
250th anniversary of the French and Indian War.
http://www.frenchandindianwar250.org
Online
source for maps, history, and research resources for the old roads of
Vermont. Also, a good link to information regarding Vermont old road
law.