Museums
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Museum exhibit recalls first Champlain Bridge
Outdoor exhibits set to open later this year include the only bridge pier salvaged after demolition of the span at Crown Point and an examination of 9,000 years of human habitation across the lake at Chimney Point, Vt.
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New programs planned for Fort Ti season
Benedict Arnold is a hero this season at site recognized by USA News Travel. The Fort's season begins May 18.
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Awards given at Fort Ti's History Day
Student projects focus on the history of northern New York.
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Iroquois fashion makes way into the Adirondack Museum
The Adirondack Museum will be holding a one-day event showcasing the tradition and importance of Iroquois beadwork.
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Scouts get new program at Fort Ti
Scouts can learn what 18th century life was like at Fort Ticonderoga by immersing themselves in it.
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Work Experience Program slated for Peru museum
The Babbie Rural and Farm Learning Museum on River Road in Peru is initiating a Work Experience Program later this month that will connect students from Peru High School with the activities associated with running a museum.
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Fort Ti brings in more money
Donations at the national historic landmark increased by 12 percent last year.
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New Native American exhibit to open in April
The Clinton County Historical Association is cataloging its Native American artifact collection and will develop a display.
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Imagining the Imaginarium
Local parents and educators team up to create the North County's first children's museum.
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Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration planned
Local historian reflects on the legacy of Dr. King.
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Museum exhibit recalls first Champlain Bridge
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