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Fort Larned National Historic Site
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Disassembled commissary wall.

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Restoration work on the Old Commissary, 2005.

Fort Larned National Historic Site is committed to preserving the fort's structures and historic character as completely and as accurately as possible. To do so, the park performs ongoing historic structures restoration to preserve the structures to the greatest possible extent.  Some of this work has turned up interesting discoveries such as the McLaughlin Stone.

Your federal tax dollars allow the park to hire paid staff to maintain the fort and to provide visitor services including living history and tours.

Fort Larned also relies on volunteers and donations to provide the highest level of service possible. Thank you for your support!

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Did You Know?
The flagpole on Fort Larned’s parade ground is 99 feet tall. The original 100-foot-tall flagpole was destroyed by lightning in 1877.

Last Updated: September 27, 2010 at 08:23 MST