What you don’t know about Henry Knox is a lot.
He was there. At Trenton. Brandywine. Valley Forge. And Yorktown. Henry Knox was there. He was Chief of Artillery. He was the one who yelled: “Fire!” For eight and a half long bloody years, he was there. Right in the thick of it.
Knox earned the respect and life-long friendship of George Washington, was his right-hand man throughout the war, stood beside him crossing the Delaware, and served in his cabinet. He may not have signed the Declaration of Independence, but he sure as heck did risk his neck to make it possible.
Henry Knox was somebody, still is somebody, you should totally know.
Mission Statement
The General Henry Knox Museum (dba Knox Museum) honors the life, times, and legacy of Henry Knox; the heritage of Montpelier; and the veterans and families who have served, and continue to serve, our nation.
Tax Status
The General Henry Knox Museum, (dba Knox Museum), is a not-for-profit 501 (c) (3) organization operating Montpelier, Thomaston, Maine. Fed. I.D. #: 01-0427323.
Team & Board Members
Knox Museum Staff
Board of Trustees
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Necole Dabrio Janczura Chairman -
Herman S. Kohlmeyer, Jr. Treasurer
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Anne E. Perkins Trustee
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Anne Williams Kohlmeyer Trustee
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Avery Jenkins Trustee
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Barry Hodge Trustee
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Brianne Brophy Trustee
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Carol Achterhof Trustee
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David Edfors Trustee
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Dr. James O. Pringle Trustee
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Elisabeth Henshaw Trustee
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Karen Smith Trustee
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Lynn Taylor Trustee
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Michael Moore Trustee
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Mimi Munson Trustee
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Molly S. Kellogg Trustee
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Russell Wolfertz, Jr. Trustee
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Susan Fay Trustee
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Wayne Mallar Trustee
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Winston Jenkins Trustee
Honorary & Ex-Officio Trustees
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Doris Buffett Honorary Trustee
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Renny A. Stackpole Honorary Trustee
Current & Upcoming Exhibitions & Events @ Knox Museum
View full calendarConcert – Maine Friends of Music
Donations welcome
October 15 @ 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
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Experience Knox Museum
We invite you to explore for yourself the people and purpose behind the American Revolution. Our doors and grounds are open for you to touch, feel, smell, and even taste life as it was 242 years ago and imagine, in new ways, what it was like to participate in creating monumental, historic change.
This is Knox Museum. Very revolutionary.
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