History

Washington County is rich with historic sites, museums, and landmarks ranging from from Battle Hill in Fort Ann, a significant battle of the Revolutionary War, to the Fort House Museum in Fort Edward that exhibits hundreds of thousands of artifacts and exhibits that chronicle the history of Washington County. Our county also has a lot of historical and recognizable buildings to spot on a walk or ride through our little towns. Whether you are looking to enjoy cheesecakes at the monastery, a show at Hubbard hall, or the birthplace of the Navy: The Whitehall Armory, Washington County has quite a few iconic buildings you can discover. 

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Camp Little Notch

Situated on 443 acres of pristine wilderness with an 80-acre private lake, Camp Little Notch in Fort Ann is an Adirondack summer camp that features traditional camp sessions for girls ages 8-17 and specialty camps for girls ages 13 and up.
Address:
744 Sly Pond Road, Fort Ann, New York, United States 12827
Phone: 5187939700
Website:
Email: campdirector@friendsofcln.org

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Washington County is rich with historic sites, museums and landmarks from Battle Hill in Fort Ann, a significant battle of the Revolutionary War, to the Fort House Museum in Fort Edward that exhibits hundreds of thousands of artifacts and exhibits that chronicle the history of Washington County.

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