Fort Ticonderoga, one of the nation's oldest historic sites, is reporting increases in attendance, revenues and donations during its 2012 season.
It was only a few years ago that Fort Ticonderoga’s financial situation was so tenuous that there was talk it would have to shut down for a season or auction part of its collection of artifacts and artwork to raise money. Officials at the Fort executed a comprehensive plan to fortify its financial stability, completing Phase One in March. Fort Ticonderoga President and CEO Beth Hill says their efforts led to a remarkable season.
Fort Ticonderoga Reports Growth in Visits and Revenue
↧
↧
Trending Articles
More Pages to Explore .....