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Experience Fort Osage’s favorite living history event! Soak in all the sights and sounds of a working 1810s Army post.

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Experience Fort Osage’s favorite living history event! Soak in all the sights and sounds of a working 1810s Army post. See how men, women, and children formed a frontier community that had military and commercial connections to global events and trade. Hear military music along with the commands and orders of officers to soldiers as they go about their day and bring the past to life.

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We would like to thank long-time Fort Osage Volunteer David Bennett for his contribution to underwrite the cost of new wood floors in the Fort Osage barracks, and artificer’s shop. The barracks, except for ‘B’ and ‘C’, have had dirt floors since they were reconstructed. Dave also coordinates the Annual Fall Muster at Fort Osage and The War of 1812 in the West Symposium.

Congratulations to David Bennett on receiving the 2019 Jackson County Parks + Rec Department’s Outstanding Service Award! David spends a lot of time organizing the War of 1812 events at Fort Osage. He also portrays Captain Eli Clemson with the 1st U. States Infantry Living History Organization. The award was presented to David by Sarah Gauld, Superintendent of Jackson County Parks +Rec Historic Sites Division, at the Jackson County Parks + Rec Volunteer Awards dinner.  CLICK HERE for…

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A list of the scheduled activities for the 2017 Fall Muster at Fort Osage National Historic Landmark.

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