easy
2 days
Suitable for all fitness levels, comfortable walking and standing involved
Step into 18th-century North America at Fort William Henry Museum. Discover military tactics, colonial life, and fascinating stories from the French and Indian War, all set in the stunning Adirondacks.
2-Day General Admission - Military Demonstrations, Living History Moments, Musket & Cannon Fire!
Step back into the 18th century at Fort William Henry with an engaging guided history presentation and military demonstrations. Discover colonial artifacts and the fort's pivotal role in the French and Indian War, culminating in exhilarating musket and cannon firings. Enjoy two days of exploration and captivating stories from expert guides.
60 minutes plus self-guided exploration
Immerse yourself in 18th-century history at Fort William Henry with our Uniform Guided History Presentation and Military Demonstrations highlighting colonial artifacts and the fort’s significance during the French and Indian War. Finish the experience by witnessing thrilling musket and cannon firings led by our expert staff.
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Dress in layers to stay comfortable during demonstrations and outdoor exploration.
Getting there early allows for ample time to explore and participate in demonstrations.
Use binoculars to get close-up views of the fort and Lake George scenery.
Keep energy levels high while enjoying the two-day immersive experience.
Fort William Henry was originally built in 1755 and played a key role in the French and Indian War, symbolizing colonial resilience.
The site is committed to preserving its historical structures and natural landscape, practicing eco-friendly management to protect Lake George's ecosystem.
Necessary for walking around the historic site and participating in demonstrations.
Protect yourself from sun exposure during outdoor activities.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout your visit.
Be prepared for possible weather changes, especially in shoulder seasons.
spring;fall;winter specific