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New York State Museum: Facial Reconstruction Brings Revolutionary War Soldier to Life Ahead of Lake George Ceremony
New York State Museum: Facial Reconstruction Brings Revolutionary War Soldier to Life Ahead of Lake George Ceremony. “The New York State Museum has unveiled a facial reconstruction of a Revolutionary War soldier whose remains were recovered from the Courtland Street Burying Ground in Lake George, N.Y. Created by forensic artist Jenny Kenyon, the reconstruction depicts a young soldier believed to have been in his teens, offering a powerful new gl…
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New York State Museum: Facial Reconstruction Brings Revolutionary War Soldier to Life Ahead of Lake George Ceremony
New York State Museum: Facial Reconstruction Brings Revolutionary War Soldier to Life Ahead of Lake George Ceremony. “The New York State Museum has unveiled a facial reconstruction of a Revolutionary War soldier whose remains were recovered from the Courtland Street Burying Ground in Lake George, N.Y. Created by forensic artist Jenny Kenyon, the reconstruction depicts a young soldier believed to have been in his teens, offering a powerful new gl…
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