Guide To Historical Markers in Ticonderoga, Crown Point & Moriah

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Marker Name Location Marker Text
A BATTERY OF GUNS PLACED ON On The Portage At Ticonderoga Mount Defiance By British Artillery Officers In July 1777 Forced Evacuation Of Fort Ticonderoga By General St. Clair.
ALONG THIS STREET RAN THE… On The Portage At Ticonderoga New York Old Military Road Fortified In 1759 By General Amherst Prior To His Siege Of Fort Ticonderoga
ARROW… On Mt. Hope Ave. At Ticonderoga Ticonderoga On Hill Above Mount Hope Battery Occupied By General Burgoyne 1777
COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY… On NYS Rte. 8 & NYS Rte. 22 About 3 Miles N. Of Ticonderoga New York Military Road Crown Point To Ticonderoga
COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY… On NYS Rte. 8 & NYS Rte. 9N & NYS Rte. 22 About 3½ Miles N. Of Ticonderoga New York Military Road Crown Point To Ticonderoga
FATHER JOGUES.. On Black Pt. Rd. So. Of Ticonderoga Rene Goupil And Guillaume Coutre In 1642 Were The First White Men To See These Waters Named Lac Du St. Sacrement By Jogues In 1646
GARRISON CEMETERY… On Ft. Ticonderoga Reservation At Ticonderoga Here Are Buried Several Hundred Officers And Men Of The American Army Chiefly New York New Jersey And Pennsylvania Militia 1775–1777
HERE STOOD… On Ft. Ticonderoga Reservation At Ticonderoga The King’s Store A Stone Building Erected By The French In 1756 And In Use For About 100 Years.
HUT SITES… On Ft. Ticonderoga Reservation At Ticonderoga Within A Radius Of
NEAR HERE MARCH 13 1758… On Ticonderoga Country Golf Course So. Of Ticonderoga New York Rogers’ Rangers Fought The Snowshoe Battle And Were Defeated By French And Indians Under Durantaye And Langy
NEAR HERE ON JULY 30 1609… On Ft. Ticonderoga Reservation At Ticonderoga Samuel De Champlain Aided By Two Frenchmen And Huron And Montagnais Allies Defeated A Band Of Iroquois Warriors
NEAR HERE ON JULY 6 1758… On Alexandria Ave. Southwest Of Ticonderoga Lord Howe was killed In A Skirmish With A French Advance Guard Under Langy And Trepezec
NEAR THIS SPOT STOOD THE… On Alexandria Ave. At Ticonderoga House And Store Of John Stoughton First English Patentee At Ticonderoga 1764
ON THE EAST SHORE OPPOSITE… On Black Pt. Rd. So. Of Ticonderoga This Place Were Erected Two Blockhouses To Guard The Narrows And Landing Place 1759.
ON THIS POINT IN 1759 STOOD… On Black Point Rd. South Of Ticonderoga Blockhouse The Southerly Outpost Of The Fort. Here Landed Rogers Rangers As The Vanguard Of General Amherst’s Army.
ON THIS SPOT IN 1756… On Black Point At Ticonderoga New York French Engineers Built A Redoubt To Guard The Bridge And Landing Place At The Head Of The Portage.
OPPOSITE THIS SPOT ON THE… On Baldwin Rd. So. Of Ticonderoga West Bank Of The Outlet Of Lake George Stood A Blockhouse And French Defenses To Cover The Bridge And Landing Place.
REDOUBT… On Ft. Ticonderoga Reservation At Ticonderoga Lotbiniere Built By The French In 1756 Called By The British And American Armies The Grenadiers’ Battery
SCENE OF… On NYS 8 & NYS 9N About 1 Mile South Of Ticonderoga Arrow Rogers’
THE FRENCH LINES… On Ft. Ticonderoga Reservation At Ticonderoga Built By
THESE DEFENSES… On Mt. Hope At Ticonderoga Ticonderoga Were Built By American Troops In 1776 And Occupied By General Burgoyne In 1777 Controlling The Portage And Lower Landing Place
ARROW… On Mt.  Hope Ave. At Ticonderoga On Hill Above Mount Hope Battery Occupied By General Burgoyne 1777

Crown Point NY Historical Markers

Marker Name Location Marker Text
OPPOSITE THIS SPOT ON THE… On Baldwin Rd. So. Of Ticonderoga West Bank Of The Outlet Of Lake George Stood A Blockhouse And French Defenses To Cover The Bridge And Landing Place.
500 FT. [Arrow]On Crown Point Reservation At Champlain Bridge Ruins Of Pre-revolutionary Village And Trading Post
BUILT BY GENERAL AMHERST 1759 On Nys 8 About 2 Miles South Of Champlain Bridge Colonial And Revolutionary Military Road Crown Point To Ticonderoga
COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY On Nys 8 About 2 Miles South Of Champlain Bridge Military Road Crown Point To Ticonderoga
GRENADIER FORT On Crown Point Reservation At Champlain Bridge One Of Secondary Defenses Of Crown Point Built By General Amherst 1759 Village And Trading Post
GRENADIER FORT On Crown Point Reservation At Champlain Bridge One Of Secondary Defenses Of Crown Point Built By General Amherst 1759
LIGHT INFANTRY FORT On Nys 8 At Crown Point Reservatio One Of The Secondary Defenses Of Crown Point Built By General Amherst 1759
LIGHT INFANTRY FORT On Nys 8 At Crown Point Reservation One Of The Secondary Defenses Of Crown Point Built By General Amherst 1759

Moriah NY Historical Markers

Marker Name Location Marker Text
CHAMPLAIN ACADEMY On Nys 9N And Nys 22 At Port Henry Site Of Port Henry First Tavern 1826.This Building Erected As Pease House 1850
DALLIBA HOUSE On Nys 9N & Nys 22, Port Henry Built 1824 By Major James Dalliba who Named Port Henry In 1827 For Henry Huntington Of Rome N. Y.
GUILFORD HOUSE On Nys 9N & Nys 22 Port Henry First Post office In Port Henry Located In This Building
HUBBARD HOUSE On Broad Street At Port Henry Built In 1802
MC KENSIE HOUSE On Nys 9N & Nys 22, Port Henry Built In 1785 By William Mc Kensie. Birthplace Of His Son, Alexander. First Town Meeting Of Moriah Here April 5, 1808
MEACHAM HOUSE On Nys 9N And Nys 22 At Port Henry Built In 1818 By Capt. William Meacham
MILLER HOUSE On Broad St. At Port Henry Built 1839 By Henry Miller, Port Henry’s First Wheelwright.
MORIAH PLANK ROAD On County Road Between Moriah And Port Henry Horse Drawn Wagons Hauled Iron Ore From Mines To Port Henry Over This Road Until 1869
MORIAH PLANK ROAD On County Road Between Port Henry And Moriah Horse Drawn Wagons Hauled Iron Ore From Mines To Port Henry Over This Road Until 1869
MORIAH PLANK ROAD On Co. Rd. Between Mineville And Moriah Center Horse Drawn Wagons Hauled Iron Ore From Mines To Port Henry Over This Road Until 1869
MORIAH PLANK ROAD On Broad Street At Port Henry Horse Drawn Wagons Hauled Iron Ore From Mines To Port Henry Over This Road Until 1869
MORIAH PLANK ROAD On County Road Between Moriah And Port Henry Horse Drawn Wagons Hauled Iron Ore From Mines To Port Henry Over This Road Until 1869
MORIAH PLANK ROAD On Broad Street At Port Henry Horse Drawn Wagons Hauled Iron Ore From Mines To Port Henry Over This Road Until 1869
MORIAH PLANK ROAD On County Road At Moriah Horse Drawn Wagons Hauled Iron Ore From Mines To Port Henry Over This Road Until 1869
MORIAH PLANK ROAD On Co. Rd. Between Mineville And Moriah Center Horse Drawn Wagons Hauled Iron Ore From Mines To Port Henry Over This Road Until 1869
MORIAH PLANK ROAD On County Road At Moriah Horse Drawn Wagons Hauled Iron Ore From Mines To Port Henry Over This Road Until 1869

Historical Markers in Port Henry NY

Marker Name Location Marker Text
SHORE LINE On Nys 9N & Nys 22, Port Henry Of Butterfield’s Bay. Boats Were Moored Along North Main Street Before Building Of Railroad Through Here
SITE OF On Nys 9N & Nys 22, Port Henry Porter’s And Lewis’s Mills Built 1766; Supplied Lumber For Fort Crown Point And Arnold’s Fleet. Entire Valley Dependent On Grist Mill
SITE OF On Nys 9N & Nys 22, Port Henry First Blast Furnace Erected In 1824 By Major James Dalliba; Converted Into Stove Works In 1827
SITE OF On Nys 9N & Nys 22 Porter’s And Lewsis Mills Built 1766; Supplies Lumber For Fort Crown Point And Arnold’s Fleet. Entire Valley Dependent On Grist Mill
THIS BUILDING On Broad Street At Port Henry Erected In 1850 On South Main Street As Second Schoolhouse In Port Henry
TRAINING GROUND On Nys 9N & Nys 22, Port Henry Prior To 1850 Militia Of Southern Essex County Held June Training Here