FORT TICONDEROGA
WAR COLLEGE OF THE SEVEN YEARS’ WAR
FACULTY: 1996-2015
* Keynote speaker
1996: First
René Chartrand, French Regular Army Uniforms
Henry Cooke, British Men’s Clothing in the 18th
century
Christopher D. Fox, Fort Ticonderoga Collections at
the Thompson-Pell Research Center
André Gousse, Canadian Military Clothing and Reenacting the Role of French Canadians
Suzanne Gousse, French Women’s Clothing in the
18th century
Joseph Meany, Staging the War: McComb’s Albany
Account Books
Robert Mulligan, Jr., Bradstreet’s Blitzkrieg, 1758
1997: Second Annual
Bob Bearor, The Battle on Snowshoes
Russell P. Bellico, The Maritime History of Lakes
George and Champlain
George A. Bray III, Thomas Davies, Topographical
Engineer
René Chartrand, Louis XV’s Grande Armée
Gloria Dufield, Historical Research on the Internet
Phil Dunning, Drinking in 18th-century North
America (workshop)
Steven Eames, Woodland Tactics
André Gousse, Camping in the Wild: French
Castramentation
Suzanne Gousse, French Portrayals and the
Canadian Population
George C. Neumann, Long Arms of the French and
Indian War
Stephen Wood, British and Scottish Swords
1998: Third Annual
* Brian Leigh Dunnigan, The Three British
Campaigns of 1758
William Ahearn, The British Arms Shortage and
Provincial Contract Muskets
Bob Bearor, Langy and the French Partisans in the 1758
Campaign
René Chartrand, Montcalm’s Army
Joseph Meany, Lord Howe
Ian McCulloch, The Highland Regiment and the Light
Infantry Concept
Scott A. Padeni, Blacks in the British Army
LeGrand Weller, CD-ROM Research in New York
Colonial Documents
Wade Wells, Sir William Johnson
Nicholas Westbrook, Defending Carillon
Joseph Zarzynski, Abercromby’s War Fleet
1999: Fourth Annual
*D. Peter MacLeod, “Parallel war” and Native
Alliances
http://www3.sympatico.ca/donald.macle
od2/ticon.html
Henry Cook, British Clothing in the 1750s
Lyle Cubberly, la Louisiane, the Illinois Country and
the Seven Years’ War
William Farrar, The 1759 Campaign at Crown
Point
Christopher D. Fox, Powder Horns and Maps
Representing the Fort Ticonderoga Landscape
John Hamilton, Freemasonry in the 18th-century
Martha Hamilton, Trade Silver and Native Alliances
Rick Hill, Uniforming the British Army at Colonial
Williamsburg: the 14th Foot and the Royal
Ethiopians
Ian McCulloch, Rethinking the 1758 Campaign
Against Carillon
Thomas L. Nesbitt, Military Lodges in the 18thcentury British Army
Nicholas Westbrook, The 1759 Campaign at
Ticonderoga
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Faculty, 1996-2015
2000: Fifth Annual
* Peter Moogk, The Civilian-ization of Canada’s
Garrison Troops [Troupes de la Marine] in the
18th Century
* Colin G. Calloway, A World War in Indian
Country
Aurore Dionne Eaton, Captain John Stark of the
Rangers: His 1759 Account Book
William Farrar, The Diary of Captain William
Yarrington
Christopher D. Fox and Lyle St. Jean, New
Research on the Construction of the East Barracks
at Fort Carillon
Christopher D. Fox, An Introduction to the
Resources in the Thompson-Pell Research Center
for Studying the Seven Years’ War
James Gabler, Eighteenth-century Military Medicine
Paul Huey, A Brief Overview and interpretation of
the Fort Gage Excavations at Lake George, 1975
Noel Levee, The New York Independent Companies:
Necessity or Nuisance
Ian McCulloch, The Art of Defense: Montcalm’s
Victory Against All Odds, 1758
John-Eric Nelson, Colonel Nathan Whiting of the
Second Connecticut Regiment
Don Olson, A Very Critical Operation: Naval
Operations at the Battle of the Plains of
Abraham, 1759
2001: Sixth Annual
* Kevin Phillips, The French and Indian War—Its
Role in the Great English-Speaking Civil Wars:
1641-1649, 1775-1783, 1861-1865
* R. Scott Stephenson, “Were My Project to Make
Money, I Would Never Leave America”: The
Highland Soldiers’ American War, 1756-1764
Robert Andrews, “To Repair the Disappointment of
Ticonderoga”: Jeffery Amherst and the Campaign
of 1759
Sandy Balcom, “As we sat in Publick Houses”:
French Covert Actions in Boston, 1744-1745
René Chartrand, The 1758 Siege of Louisbourg
Steve Delisle, Canadien Milita Equipment during the
French & Indian War
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Phil Dunning, “Canada Must Be Reduced”: A
Shipwreck from the Phips Expedition Against
Québec in 1690
Christopher D. Fox, The Archeology of the Magasin
du Roi and the Artillery Platform
Ken Hamilton, Native Weapons of the Seven Years’
War
Paula McElroy, Army Women in the Colonial Wars
Nicholas Westbrook, The Construction and
Destruction of Carillon, 1755-1759
2002: Seventh Annual
* Stephen Brumwell, Redcoats: the British Regulars
in North America
Thomas Agostini, “They tire my patience & almost
weary me to death!”: Deserters from the Regular
and Provincial Forces, 1755-1762
Stefan Bielinski, Meet the People of Colonial Albany:
Soldiers in the City, 1686-1776
William Guthman, Powder Horns Carved in the
Provincial Manner, 1744-1781
Edward Knoblauch, The New York Provincials and
the Attack on Havana
Ian McCulloch, Friendly Fire . . . Isn’t: Fratricide in
the Seven Years’ War
Robert Mulligan, The Clothing Book of 1742, and
the British Army it Represents
George Neumann, Hunting Guns in the French &
Indian War
Jon Parmenter, Waging Neutrality on Multiple
Fronts: Iroquois Strategy and Diplomacy in
Colonial Warfare, 1744-1760
Scott Stephenson, The Decorative Art of Securing
Prisoners in the Eastern Woodlands
2003: Eighth Annual
* Timothy J. Todish, Robert Rogers: The Man and
the Myth
Theodore G. Corbett, A Clash of Cultures on the
Warpath of Nations.
Karl Crannell, Introduction to the Seven Years’ War
in North America and Europe
Phil Dunning, War on the St. Lawrence: The Wreck
of the French Frigate Machault, 1760
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Faculty, 1996-2015
Elizabeth A. Fenn, Did He or Didn’t He?: Jeffery
Amherst, Smallpox, and 18th-Century Germ
Warfare
Christopher D. Fox, The 18th-Century Printed
Portraiture of Robert Rogers and “The Way I
Came Home”: Robert Rogers’ Map of the Raid of
St. Francis
Erik Goldstein, “A Most Remarkable Family
Collection of Arms”: 18th-Century Weapons from
Flixton Hall
Ian McCulloch, “A Gentleman of the Army” at the
Battle on Snowshoes, March, 1758
Timothy J. Shannon, The Albany Congress of 1754
and the Covenant Chain
Richard M. Strum, Introduction to the Seven Years’
War in North America and Europe
2004: Ninth Annual
Marge Bruchac, Native Perspectives: War in the
Connecticut River Valley and Beyond.
Stephen Brumwell, New Light on an Old Story: Reexamining the St. Francis Raid of 1759.
Alexander Campbell, Roderick Random, Incarnate:
The Life of Lieutenant-General James Prevost
(1723-1776).
Guy Chet, British Administrators Against the
Wilderness.
Evan Haefeli, Assimilating English Captives into
French Canada.
Todd Harburn, The King’s Quiet Commandant:
Capt./Lt. Col. George Etherington of the 60th or
Royal American Regiment—The F&I/Pontiac
Years.
Ian McCulloch, Robert Kirkwood: Light Infantryman
of the 77th Foot (Montgomerie’s Highlanders).
Kevin Sweeney, A New History of the 1704 French
and Indian Raid on Deerfield.
Timothy J. Todish, A Rare Voice from the Ranks—
Robert Kirkwood, Late of the Royal Highland
Regiment.
Nicholas Westbrook, The 250th Anniversary of the
French & Indian War: an Update and
Discussion.
Keith Widder, The Career of Jacques Legardeur de
Saint-Pierre, 1729-1755: A Window on Life in
New France.
2005: Tenth Annual
Robert Andrews, The French and Indian War in
North America: 1755.
Russell Bellico, French and Indian War Sites on
Northern Lake George (narration provided
during cruise onboard the MV Mohican).
René Chartrand, Baron Dieskau: the Unknown
French Commander-in-Chief in 1755.
Christian Crouch, Violent Arguments: The Problems
of Using Indian-Style Violence to Defend France’s
Honor in the Seven Years’ War.
Catherine Desbarats, War and the People of New
France.
David Dixon, From Great Meadow to Fort
Duquesne: George Washington and the French &
Indian War.
Christopher Fox, The Battle of Lake George:
Selections from Fort Ticonderoga’s Archival and
Artifact Collections.
Thomas Nesbitt, The Military Road from Fort
Edward to Lake George.
R. Scott Stephenson, New Light on Pennsylvania’s
Frontier Forts.
2006: Eleventh Annual
Byron Champlin, The Spreading Conflict: War in
Europe, the Mediterranean, and India.
Robert L. Emerson, A Stillborn Crusade: Major
General William Shirley’s 1755 Campaign
Against Niagara.
William Fowler, Struggle for a Continent: Three
Nations at War (British, French, and Native
American).
Ian McCulloch, The Hardy Band of Lord John: The
250th Anniversary of the Arrival of the 42nd
Highland (Black Watch) Regiment in North
America, 1756.
George C. Neumann, America’s Amazing Victory at
Louisbourg 1745.
Kevin Sweeney, The Sixty Years' War: Border Raids
in the Northeast from 1688 to 1748.
Steven Wapen, The Siege and Fall of Fort Oswego,
1756—250th Year Anniversary: A Closer Look.
Nicholas Westbrook, Building Carillon, 17551759.
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Faculty, 1996-2015
2007: Twelfth Annual
Dean F. Barnes, Claret is the Liquor for Boys, Port
for Men, But He Who Aspires to be a Hero Must
Drink Brandy.
Colin Calloway, Native Americans and the Siege of
Fort William Henry.
Jay Cassel, The William Henry Campaign from the
French Perspective.
Thomas A. Chambers, “American Golgotha”:
Patriots Comprehend the Revolution at Seven
Years’ War Battlefields.
Byron Champlin, The War in Europe: The Battle of
Prague 1757.
Thomas Nesbitt, The Siege of Fort William Henry
from the British Perspective.
Jon Parmenter, The Problem o f “Humint” [Human
Intelligence] in the Seven Years’ War.
William Troppman, With Pen and Sword: Benjamin
Franklin and the Military in the Colonial Wars.
2008: Thirteenth Annual
Fred Anderson, 1758—Year of Decision.
Stephen Brumwell, A Tale of Two Brigadiers: Wolfe
and Howe in 1758.
Jay Cassel, British and French Command Staffs at the
Battle of Carillon.
Chris Fox, Campaign of 1758 in the Collections of
the Fort Ticonderoga Museum.
André Gousse, “Once There was a Party Near
Carillon . . .”: Celebrating French Victories in
Song.
Sara Gronim, The Politics of Space: Mapping
Colonial New York.
Chris Jedrey, The Battle for Fort Ticonderoga in the
Field and at Home: the Perspective of John and
Mary Cleaveland.
Ian McCulloch, British and French Command Staffs
at the Battle of Carillon.
Mark Turdo, Campaign of 1758 in the Collections of
the Fort Ticonderoga Museum.
Nicholas Westbrook, So Close: Alternatives for the
1758 Battle of Carillon.
2009: Fourteenth Annual
Russ Bellico, Herman Brown, and Ernest Haas,
Unveiling of “Gen. Jeffrey Amherst’s Encampment
(Fort George) Summer 1759” with Panel
Discussion.
Michael Boire, Old Wounds, Broken Promises and a
Long Campaign: Montcalm’s Generalship at
Quebec Reconsidered.
Earl John Chapman and R. Paul Goodman, The
British Line of Battle—Quebec, September 13,
1759: Conventional Warfare?
René Chartrand, Montcalm: A Personality in
Conflict.
Ronald J. Dale, Forced Exodus: the Ordeal of the
Acadians.
Steve Delisle, A Window on the Material Culture of
Carillon: the 1757 Inventory of the magasin du
Roi.
Christopher D. Fox, 1759—The Fall of Carillon.
André Gousse, Locking Up the Road to Montreal:
The Last French Forts on the Lake ChamplainRichelieu River Corridor.
Jean-Pierre Raymond, The Canadian King’s
Engineer Michel Chartier de Lotbinière, Builder of
Carillon/Ticonderoga.
Ray Raymond, Annus Mirabulus: 1759 in It’s
Global Context.
Tim Todish, “For the success and honour of his
Majesty’s arms”: Commemorating the 250th
Anniversary of Rogers’ Rangers’ Raid on the
Abenaki Village of St. Francis, September 13October 30, 1759.
Guy Vadeboncoeur, The Lasting Impact of the Fall
of New France.
2010: Fifteenth Annual
Michael Edson, Reveille to Retreat: Field Music of
the French and British Armies.
Sarah Fatherly, Tending the Army: Charlotte Brown
and the British Army’s General Hospital.
Christopher D. Fox, Artifacts from the Boscawen,
An 18th-Century Sloop.
Douglas R. Cubbison, “My heart is broke”: Grant’s
Defeat at Fort Duquesne, September 14th, 1758.
Dale Henry and Brian McDonald, 18th-Century
Bateaux: The boats that changed history.
D. Peter MacLeod, Lost Landscapes: Tactics and
Terrain at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham
and the Battle of Sainte-Foy.
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Faculty, 1996-2015
David L. Preston, The Texture of Contact: How did
European and Indian Communities Coexist?
John F. Ross, The Battle on Snowshoes, March
1758.
John K. Rowland, New Perspectives on Braddock’s
Campaign.
Thomas M. Truxes, Serving Two Masters: New York
City during the Seven Years’ War.
2011: Sixteenth Annual
Benjamin Bankhurst, Frontier Conflict, Atlantic
Migration, and Empire: Ulster Presbyterians and
War in America, 1754-1764.
Missy Clark, The Road to Carillon, dramatic
presentation
Michael D. Coe, Deerfield Storekeepers and the Line
of Forts: Material Culture on the Massachusetts
Frontier.
Carl R. Crego, The Early Restoration History of Fort
Ticonderoga, 1908-1924.
Scott Douglas, As Two Brothers Falling Out: The
Cherokee War on the North Carolina Frontier.
John Grenier, Robert Rogers: Able Servant of the
British Crown.
Thomas T. Hay, Robert Dinwiddie and the Ohio
Company.
Christine D. Myers, A “more vivid picture of their
times”: Women during the French & Indian War.
Victor Suthren, Louis-Antoine de Bougainville: An
18th-Century Ideal.
Tim J. Todish, First into Michigan: Robert Rogers’
1760 Great Lakes Expedition and the
Capitulation of Detroit.
2012: Seventeenth Annual
DeWitt Bailey, British Weapons of the Seven Years’
War.
Maria Allessandra Bollettino, The British Empire’s
“Sable Arms”: Black Soldiers and Rebels in the
Seven Years’ War.
Earl John Chapman, James Thompson: A Bard of
Wolfe’s Army.
Christopher D. Fox, Colonel Abijah Willard’s
Massachusetts Provincial Regiment, 1759.
Jean-François Lozier, Painted Peoples: Ochre,
Vermilion, and the Ornamented Body in Colonial
North America.
Paul Mapp, The Elusive West and the Seven Years’
War.
Richard M. Strum, Historic Ticonderoga in Pictures.
William P. Tatum III, Mutiny, Desertion, and
Misbehavior in Front of the Enemy: British
Military Justice and the Siege of Fort Ticonderoga
in 1759.
Len Travers, “Kill’d or Taken”: A Lost Patrol of
1756.
2013: Eighteenth Annual
Brady Crytzer, Fort Pitt: An Exercise in Futility
during the Age of Empires?
Jonathan Dull, The Battles of Leuthen and of Kloster
Kamp and the Fate of America
Christopher Fox, “By the wound above sd I can’t
write my name”: Personal Stories form the Battle
of Carillon, July 8, 1758
Cameron Green, Split Peas, Salt Pork, and the
North Woods
Todd Harburn, “We must Do the Best we can with
the Numbers We have”—Amherst’s Little known
“Platoons”: “The Unknown Campaign” and the
Battle of Buffalo Creek, NY during Pontiac’s
Uprising 1763
Stuart Lilie, From Languedoc to Carillon, 1755
Jon Parmenter, Over Niagara: Native Americans
and the Siege of 1759
William P. Tatum III, “With a Sneer and a Shew of
Contempt”: The Disciplinary Misadventures and
Leadership Failures of His Majesty’s 17th
Regiment of Foot, 1757-1759
Tim Todish, A “Most Troublesome Situation”—The
Pontiac Indian Uprising of 1763-64
Steven Wapen, “The Lost Rum” at Oswego, 1756
2014: Nineteenth Annual
Daniel Baugh, Why did the British Empire in the
North America Become Territorial in 1763?
Russell Bellico, What Amherst Left Behind: An
Historical and Archaeological Analysis of Lake
George’s Sunken Bateaux of 1758”
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FORT TICONDEROGA: War College of the Seven Years’ War
Faculty, 1996-2015
Alexander V. Campbell, “Not in the most regular
manner”: The Royal American Regiment at
Ticonderoga, 8 July 1758
Phil Dunning, Fill the Bowl Again!
Chris Fox, “Founding Fashion: The Diversity of
Regularity in 18th-century Clothing Collections
John R. Maass, North Carolina’s French & Indian
War, 1754-1761
David P. Miller, “Whatever our Fate may be”—
Colonel Bouquet’s 1763 Expedition to Fort Pitt
and the Battle of Bushy Run
Shaun Pekar, “Blue broad Cloth Lappl’d Coats of
various Sizes, Kersey and Frize ditto”
Christopher Tozzi, How French Were the French?
The Demographic and Cultural Diversity of
French Forces in the French & Indian War
Stephen Warfel, Lost and Found: The Discovery of
Fort Morris, Shippensburg, PA
Joseph W. Zasrzynski, What Amherst Left Behind:
An Historical and Archaeological Analysis of
Lake George’s Sunken Bateaux of 1758”
2015: Twentieth Annual
René Chartrand, Montcalm’s Crushing Blow: French
and Indian Raids along New York’s Oswego River
1756
Christian Ayne Crouch, The Black City: An 18thCentury Detroit Redux
Maeve Kane, To Interfere in This Expense: Sir
William Johnson’s Wartime Indian Expenses
Matthew Keagle, (Re)building Carillon: Did the
French get it right? Did we get it right?
Matthew Keagle, Un empire de choses militaire—
Sourcing the French Army
Stuart Lilie, “The uniformity of the service of his
Troops”
Jon Parmenter, Sir William Johnson: Hero of the
Seven Years’ War
Seymour Schwartz, Mapping the French & Indian
War
Len Travers, “our Fortune Depends on Intelligence”:
Scouting the Lake George No-man’s Land, 1756
Matthew J. Wayman, Siege, Surrender, and the
“Honors of War”: Capitulation during the Seven
Years’ War in North America
AFFILIATIONS
Thomas Agostini, graduate student, Lehigh University
William Ahearn, collector and author
Dr. Fred Anderson, Professor of History, University of
Colorado at Boulder, and author
Robert Andrews, historian and educator
DeWitt Bailey, author and British arms expert
Sandy Balcom, Curator of Collections, Fortress
Louisbourg, Parks Canada
Benjamin Bankhurst, Ph.D. candidate at King’s
College London
Dean F. Barnes, living historian.
Daniel A. Baugh, Cornell University and author
Bob Bearor, re-enactor and author
Dr. Russell P. Bellico, Professor of Economic
History, Westfield State College and author
Stefan Bielinski, Director of the Colonial Albany
Social History Project
Maj. Michael Boire, Military and Strategic Studies
Program, Royal Military College of Canada
Maria Allessandra Bollettino, Framingham State
University
George A. Bray III, re-enactor and author
Lt. Col. Herman Brown USMC (ret.), President,
Fort George Alliance
Marge Bruchac, Abenaki educator and historian
Dr. Stephen Brumwell, independent historian and
author
Dr. Colin G. Calloway, Department of Native
American Studies, Dartmouth College, and
author
Dr. Alexander V. Campbell, author
Dr. Jay Cassel, Department of History, Wilfrid
Laurier University, and author
Dr. Thomas A. Chambers, Assistant Professor of
History, Niagara University, and author
Earl John Chapman, author and historian of the
78th Fraser Highlanders
René Chartrand, Curator Emeritus, Parks Canada
and author
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FORT TICONDEROGA: War College of the Seven Years’ War
Faculty, 1996-2015
Byron Champlin, independent historian
Dr. Guy Chet, University of North Texas and author
Missy Clark, living historian
Michael D. Coe, archaeologist and Professor
Emeritus, Yale University
Henry Cooke, Historical Tailor
Dr. Theodore G. Corbett, author
Karl Crannell, former Public Programs Coordinator,
Fort Ticonderoga
Carl Crego, author
Christian Crouch, Associate Professor of History and
American Studies, Bard College, and author
Brady Crytzer, historian and author
Maj. Lyle Cubberly USAF (ret.), re-enactor
Douglas R. Cubbison, author, living historian, and
historian of the 10th Mountain Division
Ronald J. Dale, author and Park Superintendent at
Fort George National Historic Site for Parks
Canada
Dr. Catherine Desbarats, McGill University and
co-chair of the Champlain-St. Lawrence
Seminar in Early American Studies
Steve Delisle, independent historian and author
Dr. David Dixon, Slippery Rock University and
author
Scott Douglas, head of historic interpretation, Fort
Dobbs State Historic Site (North Carolina)
Jonathan Dull, author and editor of the Benjamin
Franklin Papers at Yale University Library
Gloria Dufield, re-enactor
Brian Leigh Dunnigan, Curator of Maps, William
L. Clements Library and author
Phil Dunning, Archeological Conservator, Parks
Canada (retired)
Dr. Steven Eames, Professor of History, Mount
Auburn College
Michael Edson, Drum Major, Fort Ticonderoga Fife
& Drum Corps
Aurore Dionne Eaton, Director, Cambridge (Mass.)
Historical Society
Robert L. Emerson, Executive Director of Old Fort
Niagara
William Farrar, former Site Manager, Crown Point
State Historic Site
Dr. Sarah Fatherly, Otterbein College and author
Dr. Elizabeth A. Fenn, author and Professor of
History, Duke University
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Dr. William M. Fowler, Jr., Distinguished Professor
of History, Northeastern University, author,
and former Director of the Massachusetts
Historical Society
Christopher D. Fox, former Curator of Collections,
Fort Ticonderoga
James Gabler, Physicians Assistant, Moses Ludington
Hospital, Ticonderoga
Erik Goldstein, Curator of Mechanical Arts &
Numismatics, Colonial Williamsburg
Foundation
R. Paul Goodman, independent historian and 18thcentury military book specialist
André Gousse, Manager of Interpretation for Parks
Canada
Suzanne Gousse, French-Canadian Historical
Clothing Specialist and author
Cameron Green, Military Program Supervisor, Fort
Ticonderoga
John Grenier, author and Norwich University
Dr. Sara Gronim, Assistant Professor of History,
Long Island University, and author
William Guthman, author and powder horn expert
Ernest Haas, artist
Dr. Evan Haefeli, Tufts University and author
Ken (Whitehorse) Hamilton, Native American
Woodland Compact
John Hamilton, Curator of Collections, Museum of
Our National Heritage
Martha Hamilton, historian and author
Dr. Todd Harburn, historian and author
Thomas T. Hay, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
Dale Henry, Lake Champlain Maritime Museum
Rick Hill, Reproduction Clothing Specialist, Colonial
Williamsburg
Dr. Paul Huey, Archeologist, NYS Office of Parks,
Recreation & Historic Sites
Chris Jedrey, lawyer and author
Maeve Kane, Assistant Professor of Early American
Economic History, University at Albany
Matthew Keagle, Curator of Collections, Fort
Ticonderoga
Edward Knoblauch, editor of the New York State
Encyclopedia
Noel Levee, re-enactor
Stuart Lilie, Senior Director of Interpretation, Fort
Ticonderoga
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FORT TICONDEROGA: War College of the Seven Years’ War
Faculty, 1996-2015
Jean-François Lozier, Curator of Early Canadian
History at the Canadian Museum of
Civilization
John R. Maass, U.S. Army Center of Military
History
Dr. Paul W. Mapp, author and Associate Professor
of History at the College of William & Mary
Dr. D. Peter MacLeod, Canadian War Museum
curator and author
Lt. Col. Ian McCulloch CD, author, former Deputy
Director, Directorate of History and Heritage,
Canadian Defence Ministry, former commanding
officer of the Black Watch (Royal Highland
Regiment) of Canada
Brian McDonald, Old Fort Niagara
Paula McElroy, teacher and re-enactor
Dr. Joseph Meany, Acting New York State Historian
David P. Miller, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum
Commission
Dr. Peter Moogk, History Department, University of
British Columbia and author
Robert Mulligan, Jr., Curator of Military History, New
York State Museum (ret.)
Christine D. Myers, Lourdes College and Franklin
University
John-Eric Nelson, teacher and re-enactor
Thomas L. Nesbitt, independent historian
George C. Neumann, collector and author
Dr. Don Olson, Professor of Physics, Southwest
Texas State University
Scott A. Padeni, archeologist
Dr. Jon Parmenter, professor of history, Cornell
University, and author
Shuan Pekar, Artificer Shoemaker, Fort Ticonderoga
Kevin Phillips, Commentator, National Public
Radio, and author
David L. Preston, Associate Professor of History at
The Citadel and author
Jean-Pierre Raymond, engineer and independent
historian
Ray Raymond, Fellow of the Gilder-Lehrman
Institute of American History and Thomas
Hawkins Lecturer (2008-09) at the United
States Military Academy
John F. Ross, Executive Editor of American
Heritage magazine and author
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Dr. John K. Rowland, retired Associate Dean,
National Defense Intelligence College
Lyle St. Jean, former Superintendent of Buildings &
Grounds, Fort Ticonderoga
Dr. Seymour Schwartz, University of Rochester and
author
Dr. Timothy J. Shannon, author and Professor of
History, Gettysburg College
Dr. R. Scott Stephenson, independent historian and
curator
Richard M. Strum, Director of Education, Fort
Ticonderoga
Victor Suthren, author, historical reenactor, and former
Director General of the Canadian War Museum
Dr. Kevin Sweeney, Amherst College and author
William P. Tatum III, former Sol Feinstone Scholar at
the David Library of the American Revolution
and Dutchess County (NY) Historian
Timothy J. Todish, author and independent historian
Chirstopher Tozzi, Howard University
Dr. Len Travers, author and Professor of History at
University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth
William Troppman, Supervisory Park Ranger, Valley
Forge National Historical Park
Thomas M. Truxes, New York University and
author
Mark Turdo, Assistant Curator of Collections, Fort
Ticonderoga
Steven Wapen, independent historian
Guy Vadeboncoeur, Director and Chief Curator,
David M. Stewart Museum
Stephen Warfel, Senior Curator of Archaeology at The
State Museum of Pennsylvania (retired)
Matthew J. Wayman, Head Librarian, Ciletti
Memorial Library, Penn State Schuylkill
Dr. LeGrand Weller, oil company executive (ret.)
Wade Wells, Curator, Johnson Hall State Historic Site
Nicholas Westbrook, Executive Director, Fort
Ticonderoga (emeritus)
Dr. Keith Widder, Michigan State University Press
and author
Stephen Wood, Keeper, Scottish National Military
Museum
Joseph Zarzynski, teacher and archeologist; Director,
Bateaux-Below, Inc.
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