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In peaceful slumber with his kindred dead, The Patriot hero here reclines his head; For freedom's sake Heaven had preserved his life, Amidst the Cannons roar ~ the battles strife; The brave, the good, lo ~ Washington's compeer, The Soldier-Statesman now lies mouldering here. The heirs of freedom long will consecrate This spot so sacred to a name so great. Senator John Holmes Husband of Knox's youngest daughter Caroline reflecting upon his first visit to Montpelier Thomaston, May of 1836 |
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Explore the Collections Peruse the pages of Montpelier: This Space So Sacred To A Name So Great Recent News 2013 Boots on the Ground... Complete story 2013 Events Schedule... Complete story Spring 2013 The Cannon Newsletter...
Lady Knox DAR Presents Map to Knox Museum... Complete story Fall 2012 The Cannon Newsletter... Antiques Appraiser and PBS TV Personality Leigh Keno to Headline 2012 Gala... Complete story. Spring 2012 The Cannon Newsletter...
Following Their Footsteps: The Knox Trail Honor Walk of 2012...Complete story The General Henry Knox Museum Launches Major Donor Society...Complete story |
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AND May 26, May 27, July 4, July 20,
Adults $10 Group and school tours available by appointment. All group tours require a reservation and must be scheduled through the Museum Office. Please call: 207-354-0885 for information and group rates. |
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Photo credits for the aerial image of Montpelier above along with interior and exterior pictures used throughout this website: Benjamin Magro Additional images thanks to Ellen Dyer, Susan Edmands, Patrick Rowling and others. Website design by Patrick Rowling. Updates and forms by Tim Swenson. |
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