1902 Map of Ticonderoga

On the Vermont shore, agricultural hamlets like Bridport and Shoreham are linked by rural roads to ferry and rail landings such as Larrabees Point and Addison Junction. Steep topography defines the New York side, where Mt. Defiance overlooks the town of Ticonderoga, and the shoreline is punctuated by landmarks like Rogers Rock and Black Point. The map provides a look at a landscape defined by the convergence of early American military history and the peak of the steamer and rail economy.