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Large Engraved Sign Attached To Old Stone Wall Of Fort Ticonderoga, Explaining History, 2016 Editorial Image


Large engraved sign attached to old stone wall of Fort Ticonderoga, explaining history, 2016 Editorial Stock Photo
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Old weathered stone wall with large metal sign engraved with words of history for people who want to learn about the fort and happenings there, Fort Ticonderoga, New York, 2016.

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