Fort Scott National Historic Site - Dragoon Soldier (U.S. National Park Service)

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Fatigue Call-Bugle Call-wma file
Drill-Bugle Call-wma file
Dragoon Barracks Narration-Cell Phone Tour-wma file
Dragoon Video-Education Program, pt. 1, Recruitment-wmv file
Dragoon Video-Education Program, pt. 2, Command Structure and Daily Life-wmv file
Squad Room -Panoramic View-mov file

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			Did You Know? Many officers at Fort Scott in the 1840s owned slaves. One particular slave, Anna, was rented to Hiero Wilson, post sutler. Born free and educated, she was kidnapped into slavery in 1820, In 1849, she regained her freedom, married, operated a hotel in Eastern Kansas, and later became a pioneer. more...

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