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Visitors to New York’s Fort Ticonderoga were in for a special treat as locks of hair from Revolutionary War traitor Benedict Arnold and his first wife, Margaret, were put on display May 5-6. Curator Matthew Keagle told The Associated Press Arnold’s hair was recently rediscovered in the museum’s collections and had been preserved by the family. Saving a lock of a deceased familymember’s hairwas a common practice during the 1700s.