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Old Fort House Museum


29 Lower Broadway
Fort Edward NY, 12828
(518) 747-9600
www.ftedward.com

In 1772, The Old Fort House Museum was constructed by Patrick Smyth with timbers taken from the ruins of Fort Edward (a French and Indian War fortification). Both British and American troops used this house during the Revolutionary war as headquarters, including British General Burgoyne. In 1783, both George Washington and James Monroe (before either were President) dined at the Old Fort House while on their way to and from Crown Point. The Fort Edward Historical Association schedule several activities and Historical Education Programs at the Museum. Tours. Gift Shop. Open 1-5PM daily (June to August), and 1-5PM weekdays (September to Mid-October).

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