A Boston bookseller named Henry Knox led an incredible effort to bring cannons from Fort Ticonderoga to Cambridge and Boston ...

Westfield Historical commissioner Jennifer Thielen read a proclamation to the City Council at its meeting on Dec. 18 in honor ...

A series of public events commemorating the historic 1776 passage of the Knox Expedition through northern Columbia County ...

Henry Knox was 25 years old when he led the “noble train of artillery” in the winter of 1775, moving 60 tons of cannons and armaments from the present day Adirondacks to Continental Army camps outside ...

Happening this weekend at Fort Ticonderoga—the fort is celebrating the 250th anniversary of Henry Knox's arrival, marking the beginning of a key victory for the ...

The publishing world's notable releases this year included a new “Hunger Games” novel and a book by Thomas Pynchon.

Henry Knox leads a daring expedition to deliver artillery from Fort Ticonderoga to Boston. George Washington has Boston surrounded but lacks the artillery to threaten the British-held city. He ...

Two-hundred fifty years after a 25-year-old Boston bookseller named Henry Knox dragged 59 cannons up and over the Berkshire Hills in the dead of winter, one question still intrigues historians: ...

Documentarian Ken Burns features Fort Ticonderoga in his new PBS docuseries “The American Revolution,” airing Sunday at 8 p.m. Directed by Burns, alongside Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt, and ...

Benedict Arnold had been growing hunkier all afternoon. Incarnated, at the moment, by Cameron Green, the director of interpretation at historic Fort Ticonderoga, Arnold had spent much of this May ...

A reenactment of that May 10th, 1775, capture marked a thrilling climax of the three-day “no quarter!” series honoring America's first offensive victory of the Revolutionary War. To conclude the ...