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Fort Scott, Kansas Historical Markers

Markers highlighting the history of Fort Scott as an army garrison (1842-1853) and its subsequent roll as a civilian town in the fight from Civil War to Civil Rights.
 
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By William Fischer, Jr., August 23, 2010
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1 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — "A Most Deplorable Condition"
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
2 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — "But I Can Fire a Pistol"
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
3 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — "Hardy, Dashing Looking Fellows"
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
4 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — "The Crack Post of the Frontier"
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
5 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — A National Cemetery System
6 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Back Yards
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
7 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Call 911: Civil War Style
8 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Civil War Town
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
9 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Fort Gardens
On Old Fort Boulevard north of Wall Street, on the right when traveling west.
10 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Fort ScottFrom military outpost to thriving city
On Old Fort Boulevard at Main Street, in the median on Old Fort Boulevard.
11 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — 48 — Fort Scott
On National Avenue at Stanton Street, on the right when traveling north on National Avenue.
12 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Fort Scott Civil War Memorial
On South National Avenue at West 2nd Street, on the right on South National Avenue.
13 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Fort Scott National Cemetery
14 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Fort Scott National Cemetery
15 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Fort Scott Yesterday
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
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16 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Free to Learn
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
17 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Gordon ParksPhotographer, film maker, writer, composer
On Old Fort Boulevard at Main Street, in the median on Old Fort Boulevard.
18 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Gordon Parks Homecoming1912 - 2006
19 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Historic Fort Scott1842 - 1865
On Old Fort Boulevard at North National, on the left on Old Fort Boulevard.
20 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — In Memory of The Soldiersof the 1st Regiment Kansas Colored Volunteers
Near East National Avenue.
21 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Infantry Life
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
22 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Quartermaster Complex
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
23 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Rank, Privilege, and Officers Row
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
24 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Site of Fort Henning
On National Avenue at 2nd Street, on the right when traveling south on National Avenue.
25 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Sutler Store
On Old Fort Boulevard north of Wall Street, on the right when traveling north.
26 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Tallgrass Prairie Trail
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
27 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — The Heart of Fort Scott
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
28 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Western Hotel: Symbol of Strife
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
29 Kansas, Bourbon County, Fort Scott — Where Was the Bathroom?
Near Old Fort Boulevard.
30 Kansas, Bourbon County, Marmaton — Site of Marmaton MassacreOct. 22, 1864
On Kansas Road west of 155th Street, on the right when traveling west.
 
 
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