From Shelbourne Museum - Ticonderoga |
The "Ti" as she is affectionately called, is our first stop. Our docent, Jack Price, does a splendid job of relaying the story of the Ti.
From Shelburne Museum - Ticonderoga |
This map of Lake Champlain shows the waters she sailed.
From Shelbourne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelbourne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelburne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelbourne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelburne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelbourne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelbourne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelburne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelburne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelburne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelburne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelburne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelbourne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelbourne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelburne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelburne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelbourne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelburne Museum - Ticonderoga |
From Shelburne Museum - Ticonderoga |
A steam ship of luxury and beauty, most sailings were very short, taking guests from Vermont to New York and back. Of interest to note: Originally there were 6 life boats. When the museum acquired the Ti, only 4 life boats remained. Would you believe the 5th, shown below, was found on eBay! The 6th remains a mystery.
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