Fort ticonderoga will engage audiences across america with the history of the american revolution by developing, launching, and evaluating a suite of digital educational resources to enhance…

The Fort Ticonderoga Association received a $580,339 Project Grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) under the Museums for America program (CFDA 45.301), awarded on October 1, 2025, with a completion date of January 31, 2028. The project will develop and launch a comprehensive suite of digital educational resources designed to enhance public engagement with Fort Ticonderoga's American Revolution history and collections. Deliverables include educational content, online exhibits, and virtual tours leveraging cutting-edge technology to serve students and learners of all ages both on-site and remotely.

This initiative is positioned to coincide with America's 250th commemoration and aligns with the Museums for America program's core objectives of lifelong learning and community engagement. The digital resources will expand accessibility to the museum's historical collections and cultural significance, addressing the institution's strategic priority to reach broader audiences beyond physical visitors to the Ticonderoga, New York location.

Fort ticonderoga will engage audiences across america with the history of the american revolution by developing, launching, and evaluating a suite of digital educational resources to enhance audience experiences, expand accessibility, and deepen public engagement with the site's defining history, rich collections and cultural significance. This project, launched during america's 250TH commemoration, will leverage cutting-edge technology to create educational resources, online exhibit content, and virtual tours that will inspire students and learners of all ages, both on-site and remotely.