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Thank you for following in the hoof steps of Henry Knox! Here is a video showing the three-mile journey from Fort Ticonderoga, through the modern town of Ticonderoga up the historic portage road to Lake George. Join us for our Living History Event "The Noble Train Begins!" this Saturday, December 16th from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for more Knox and ox fun! #henryknox #oxen #livinghistory #publichistory #fortticonderoga #NobleTrain #artillery #cannon #draftpower | Fort Ticonderoga

Thank you for following in the hoof steps of Henry Knox! Here is a video showing the three-mile journey from Fort Ticonderoga, through the modern town of Ticonderoga up the historic portage road to Lake George. Join us for our Living History Event "The Noble Train Begins!" this Saturday, December 16th from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for more Knox and ox fun! #henryknox #oxen #livinghistory #publichistory #fortticonderoga #NobleTrain #artillery #cannon #draftpower | Fort Ticonderoga

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The Henry Knox Trail

The Henry Knox Trail

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The Henry Knox Trail

The Henry Knox Trail

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Henry Knox: Resolve Forged by Revolution | WMHT Specials

Henry Knox: Resolve Forged by Revolution | WMHT Specials

Western Massachusetts Commemorates America 250 with Henry Knox Trail Events

Western Massachusetts Commemorates America 250 with Henry Knox Trail Events

H. Knox...On the Knox Trail

H. Knox...On the Knox Trail

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Henry Knox and the American Revolution — Americana Corner

Henry Knox and the American Revolution — Americana Corner

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Henry Knox’s winter journey brought cannons through Western Massachusetts to save Boston

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Retracing the Henry Knox Trail

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Henry Knox and the Knox Trail

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Two Minutes on 20: The Knox Trail

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Follow in the hoof steps of Henry Knox as we drag a cannon from Fort Ticonderoga to Lake George Landing! | Fort Ticonderoga

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The Henry Knox Trail – From Albany NY to Westfield MA

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Knox Trail in Roxbury, Massachusetts - Massachusetts 250 - Boston

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Boy Scout Den 9 Visits Henry Knox Trail

Henry Knox Trail Part 2 - The Train of Artillery - A Road Trip

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June 1st National Trails Day Group hike on the Historic Knox Trail narrated by historian Tom Ragusa co-hosted by the National Park Service Springfield Armory was a 4.5 mile hike following the actual "ye trodden path" the soldiers followed bringing cannons and artillary to Boston. Narrated by Mr. Tom Ragusa, local historian and retired DCR, he is an Otis resident and Knox Trail expert, who has spent 12 years mapping the part of the 300-mile trail through Otis and Sandisfield. Tom spent 42 years w

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June 1st National Trails Day Group hike on the Historic Knox Trail narrated by historian Tom Ragusa co-hosted by the National Park Service Springfield Armory was a 4.5 mile hike following the actual "ye trodden path" the soldiers followed bringing cannons and artillary to Boston. Narrated by Mr. Tom Ragusa, local historian and retired DCR, he is an Otis resident and Knox Trail expert, who has spent 12 years mapping the part of the 300-mile trail through Otis and Sandisfield. Tom spent 42 years w

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June 1st National Trails Day Group hike on the Historic Knox Trail narrated by historian Tom Ragusa co-hosted by the National Park Service Springfield Armory was a 4.5 mile hike following the actual "ye trodden path" the soldiers followed bringing cannons and artillary to Boston. Narrated by Mr. Tom Ragusa, local historian and retired DCR, he is an Otis resident and Knox Trail expert, who has spent 12 years mapping the part of the 300-mile trail through Otis and Sandisfield. Tom spent 42 years w

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June 1st National Trails Day Group hike on the Historic Knox Trail narrated by historian Tom Ragusa co-hosted by the National Park Service Springfield Armory was a 4.5 mile hike following the actual "ye trodden path" the soldiers followed bringing cannons and artillary to Boston. Narrated by Mr. Tom Ragusa, local historian and retired DCR, he is an Otis resident and Knox Trail expert, who has spent 12 years mapping the part of the 300-mile trail through Otis and Sandisfield. Tom spent 42 years w

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1976 KNOX TRAIL REENACTMENT FROM BLANDFORD, MA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

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U.S. Untold history — How A General Dragged 60T of Cannons Over Frozen Mountains

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Henry Knox Trail, Stark’s Knob, and Hudson Falls, NY

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Yesterday marked the final leg of the Henry Knox, march from Fort Ticonderoga to Boston. Knox’s Trail lead siege on the British who came through Roxbury 250 years ago. A pivotal area in Boston from a strategic standpoint and a community rich with African-American history. Yesterday, both were on display as Knox and Roxbury were celebrated. The day was filled with Clydesdales, muskets, cannons, and reenacts. It was also filled with Black artistry from music, dance, spoken word, and visual art. I

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Knox Trail 250 - Framingham

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Worcester and area towns commemorating Knox Trail

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HBO John Adams - Henry Knox Returns from Fort Ticonderoga | Chris S. Murphy

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Luckynailblacksmith.etsy.com on Instagram: "The Knox Trail (or Henry Knox Cannon Trail) is a historic 300-mile route from Fort Ticonderoga, NY, to Boston, MA, marking the 1775-1776 winter journey where Colonel Henry Knox transported 60 tons of artillery to break the British Siege of Boston. It represents a crucial, early Revolutionary War victory, enabling the evacuation of British troops on March 17, 1776 #knoxtrail #revolutionarywar #1700s #history #reenacting"

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@saratoga250 on Instagram: "Another unforgettable chapter of the Henry Knox Trail is in the books. 🇺🇸 Last weekend marked an incredible milestone as we honored the 250th anniversary of Henry Knox’s Noble Train of Artillery, bringing history to life along this remarkable route. A heartfelt thank you to @32mileproductions for capturing the powerful, momentous moments that tell this story so beautifully—preserving history not just as it was, but as it’s being remembered today. Another thank you t

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On November 17, 1775, a young bookseller from Boston, Henry Knox, departed the city on a bold and daring mission. Knox knew that American forces around Boston were lacking ammunition and artillery, yet there were cannon and mortars available at Fort Ticonderoga in northern New York. He aimed to travel some 300 miles to the fort to recover these weapons and bring them back to Continental Army headquarters in Cambridge, Mass. Despite the obstacles and difficulties of a midwinter journey through th

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