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Ticonderoga's Hancock House returns to local hands after 50 years
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Ticonderoga's Hancock House returns to local hands after 50 years
The Fenimore Art Museum has officially transferred ownership of its original Ticonderoga headquarters — and its accompanying endowment — to the Lower Adirondack Regional Center for History. The historical society has served as the building’s stewards for the past 50 years. In 1924, Ticonderoga-born industrialist Horace A. Moses provided the Fenimore (then the New York State Historical Association) funding to build its headquarters in Ticonderog…
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