Fort Scott National Historic Site
Established in 1842, from a permanent Indian frontier, though Bleeding Kansas, The Civil War, and the Railroad Expansion, Fort Scott played a vital part in the formation of our nation.
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Lowell Milken Center for Unsung Heroes
Home of the “Life in a Jar” Project, the story of Irena Sendler. Engaging, unbelievable true stories, researched and composed by students, fill the hall. A must visit in The Fort.
Gordon Parks Museum
Fort Scott is home to the largest collection of Gordon Parks photography in the world. The Museum hosts the Annual “Gordon Parks Celebration”.
Fort Scott Trolley Tours
See all the sites in Fort Scott is on our 50-minute narrated Trolley Tour! Places you see will include the National Historic Site, National Cemetery No. 1, beautiful homes and mansions, landmarks, and more!
US National Cemetery #1
When Congress approved the creation of national cemeteries in 1862, the cemetery became one of 14 national cemeteries to be designated or established as such that year.
Historic Downtown Fort Scott Walking Tour
Historic Downtown Fort Scott Walking Tour Historic Downtown Fort Scott Walking Tour has many great places to experience! TREMONT HOTEL / SLEEP INN The Tremont Hotel closed its doors in…
Fort Scott Veterans Celebration
Fort Scott Veterans Celebration Join us for the Annual Fort Scott Veterans Day Celebration honoring our American Heroes! Fort Scott Veterans Celebration Events: Friday, November 11: American Legion Parade- Gather…
Pioneer Harvest Fiesta
See classic farm equipment and implements, demonstrations, classic tractor pulls, craft sales, quilt show and more. The event kicks off with a parade of antique, classic farm implements and more through Fort Scott’s historic downtown, Thursday, October 5th, 6 PM.
Fort Scott Flood Tour
Fort Scott Historic Flood Tour Historic Tour Relive history as you enjoy a self-guided tour of Fort Scott’s historic flooding. This information can be found on historic markers throughout the…