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I live near this ship in Kingston and used to play on an abandoned freighter docked in that space when I was a child. However, as an adult, I have to wonder why they put that eyesore in Kingston's modern redesigned waterfront. What could City Hall been thinking of?

You are a real bubble head!

I’ve been on the tour a couple times when she was in Port McNicoll. Did the engine room tour in Kingston this summer, very interesting! Had a chuckle as you were afraid of the mannequins lol.

Thank you for coming aboard! I'm one of the volunteers who does maintenance on the ship, and I'm happy that you got to really enjoy it! It's unfortunate you weren't able to see the Ladies Lounge; the ship had been unmaintained since 2018 (the last time the ship had power back when we first powered up the fire panel in January), and she unfortunately suffered water damage to parts of the ship, including the Ladies Lounge. Thankfully, the repairs are now complete, and the room is now open! So is our engine room tours! If you're from the area, you should swing back and come for another tour! 😊

1:09 I just saw one of those recently and it's a circular radiator. I can't remember where I saw it though. I think someone was renovating a house.

I've been there several times, even before I became an CSC employee. Always very interesting.

Ummm, 50 decades… ? That’s 500 years. I don’t think so.

Years ago I went to Sioux Falls, South Dakota to meet her parents. I made her drive me by State Penitentiary. There is or was a trailer park directly across the street called "PENN VIEW' trailer park

Canada used to have a death penalty.That means theres a gallows somewhere.Joe,did you see a gallows in that museum?Pete,did you see a gallows?Joe and Pete say they both didnt see no gallows.Maybe theyre not displaying the gallows cuz it would hurt peoples feelings.Barney the Dinosaur said that feelings are very important and musnt ever be hurt.

Cool.

I live on the NY side. I was also wondering if the Upper Canada Village tombstones also moved the bodies

You are saying it wrong It's the Kee-Wat-In it's chippewa for Northwest wind

Really cool to see they saved this historic ship thanks for the video

You mispronounced the name of the ship.

The beauty and lines of her are timeless.

I'm a huge steamboat fan, and have been to the Ticonderoga many times over the years, the best time being the 100th Anniversary in 2006. Your video of the ship is well done and nostalgic. It makes up for the limited knowledge of what you were trying to describe. Nevertheless, well done and thanks!

Awesome

Cool! Gonna check it out

This looks cool

We're going 2nd week in June , do we have to book the tour in advance?

Bravo ! J'adore ! Merci pour ce beau partage ! Tu as toujours des sujets très interessants !

The hill isn't lackluster at all -- you are. And what the Hell are you wearing a mask with no one around? I've been to Magnetic Hill several times and have always enjoyed it. Cool optical illusion. Guess I'm not as sophisticated as you are.

Thank you Jess !! Excellent sharing ! Have a good day !

I’m 70 years old and my last visit to Ausable chasm would’ve been in the mid-1960s. I remember the guide in the boat, telling us of a flood, and how high the water got and the boats were floating in the storage building a couple hundred feet from the chasm.I wonder if the last flood was more so than the one I was told about the 1960s. Back then it was the days of Polaroid cameras. You would pull the tab and have to wait a minute or two then pull it apart. The waste part of the film was thrown everywhere! They would just throw it off the walkways, that and other trash as well. I hope it’s still not like that.

Great job. Did they show you how high the water has gotten during the mega floods a several years ago. Its amazing.😮

See it from the air by a local resident...Alight at Night

Me again lol, did you know that upstairs, there is a museum of Brother Andre's life, as well as his mummified heart, and downstairs, where you saw all the candles, there is a crypt as they call it, with a black marble tomb, which apparently, has Brother Andre's body in it. And those grey middle stairs you mentioned, for those choosing to go up them while praying, you're supposed to go up on your knees. My uncle did that once years ago in the 90's. its a beautiful place, thank you for showing it. I love going there, especially to the gardens on the side that have all the statues of the way of the cross.

Those canes, from what i remember, are canes from people who claimed to have been healed after praying to st.joseph during Brother Andre's lifetime.

WHY?????????

C'est vieux tout ce bâtiments.

Super video ! Merci pour la découverte !

No animals allowed eh ? 😢

C'est génial !

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❤❤❤ i love this vidéo ❤❤❤

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Very cool ❤ Thank you!

Thank you for this nice share! I like this !

I love that ! Thank you !

merci !! J'adore

Excellent ! Je découvres ta chaine et je m'abonne !

So cool. I like that they have little knick knacks / tourist maps etc for lake Champlain from the 20s.

Good job. Ethan Allen store was opened in Vermont (I think during the depression -late 1930's) and they sold early American furniture--the real thing and copies--so they named the store after Ethan Allen the soldier who Lead the Blue Mountain Boys during the American Revolution and took the fort at Ticonderoga. Ethan Allen is forever connected to this fort. The "hat" you identified is called a shako. Loving your videos and how you are slowly learning your history.

so great, thanks!!

terrific!! love it, thanks.

Love this. great job.

Oh dear , you missed much. Be sure to return. Due to Covid so much was closed. This fort was my home for so many years, I know every room, every crack, every corner--you have a lot to see and experience. Now that things are open be sure to return and take in a full tour, a show and watch the Guard train include the 24 pounder salute on the east ramparts and the 2 Armstrong field guns--THERE IS MORE. But you tried, good for you.

Very nicely covered. Thank you!

I share your enthusiasm.

Hi Jess, great video. Will be going in 2 weeks to check this out. How long did it take to hike up to the crash site?