This lake features a rock called Carleton's Prize, which was once bombarded for an hour after British forces mistook the rock for an enemy ship.
This lake features a rock called Carleton's Prize, which was once bombarded for an hour after British forces mistook the rock for an enemy ship. This lake's northern shore was the site of Fort Blunder, so-named because it was accidentally built in the wrong country. This lake's Fort Crown Point was abandoned by (*) Benedict Arnold after his fleet lost the Battle of Valcour Island. It lies east of the Adirondacks and west of the Green Mountains, which were the base of Ethan Allen's Green Mountain Boys. Fort Ticonderoga defended this lake, which served as a northeastern gateway to the Hudson River Valley. For 10 points, name this lake that forms the border between Vermont and upper New York.
This lake features a rock called Carleton's Prize, which was once bombarded for an hour after British forces mistook the rock for an enemy ship.
Lake Champlain