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Fort Scott National Historic Site
Goods & Services

A cooperating association sales outlet run by Western National Parks and Monuments Association is operated at the site and offers books, historic souvenirs, an audio visual selection and logo merchandise (tshirts, totebags, pins, patches, magnets, decals)

Several antique and gift shops are located nearby in downtown Fort Scott and other retail establishments abound elsewhere in town

For a listing, follow the link below.

Antique and Gift Shops and Stores
African American, American Indian, and white soldiers trained at Fort Scott.  

Did You Know?
Soldiers at Fort Scott formed the first "rainbow coalition" during the Civil War. African American, American Indian, and Euro American soldiers fought in this area. Many, including the First Kansas Colored, Sixth Kansas Cavalry, and elements of the Indian Home Guard trained at Fort Scott.

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Last Updated: August 22, 2006 at 13:01 EST