In giving the Queensbury Bicentennial Committee's documents to the Queensbury Town Historian, Queensbury Bicentennial Committee Chair Joan Robertson also included the information on that
Trek, including the man who led it. The trek came through Queensbury and Glens Falls, encamped in Crandall Park and was one of the highlights of the Bicentennial events. At the time I was
director of the Chapman Historical Museum in Glens Falls and recall the great work that was done. I'm delighted that the Trek wil be remembered. There also coins minted for the occasion.

Phil Lord wrote:

> During the Bicentennial, a group of reenactors followed the Knox Cannon trail, I believe in a covered wagon of some sort. I remember reading about it in the paper and seeing some photos.
>
> We are doing a field survey of the trail markers and preparing a field guide on our website. We would like to include as many images and as much information as we can.
>
> Does anyone have color photos of that reenactment?
>
> Philip Lord, Jr.
> Director, Division of Museum Services
> New York State Museum
> Albany, NY
> E-mail: [log in to unmask]
> Website: http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/services.html

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