THE FORT TICONDEROGA MUSEUM
Reading edition
John H. G. Pell President
Hon. Robert T. Pell Historian
Col. Edward P. Hamilton Director
Miss Eleanor S. Murray Curator
Mrs. Thomas V. Lape Librarian
Life Members Dwight W. Garber Stephen V. Grancsay Col. Edward P. Hamilton Anna Hyatt Huntington Eleanor Murray Theodore R. Pell Benoni T. Phillips Col. Arthur Shadis, USA C. Otto von Kienbusch
ADMISSION:
The Fort and Museum are open from mid-May to mid-October, including Sundays and holidays from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. The admission charge is $1.00. There is no charge for children under twelve or for school children in study groups, supervised by a teacher.
LIBRARY:
The library and manuscripts are available for students of history by arrangements made with the Management.
PUBLICATIONS:
The publications of the Museum are for sale at the Log House at the entrance to the Fort, except the Bulletins. Some of the recent bulletins are available at $1.00 each, but unfortunately many of the early ones are entirely out of print. Also sold at the Log House are historical novels pertaining to our neighborhood. Information on any of these may be had from the Management.
GIFTS TO THE MUSEUM:
Appropriate articles are acceptable and the President will be glad to discuss desirable gifts and ways of assisting in the work of the Museum with friends who may desire to help. Gifts are deductible for Federal income tax purposes.
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Powder Horn Map Made at Mount Independence 1776
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