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Fort Scott National Historic Site
Plan A Field Trip
 

On this page, you will find links to other pages that will provide you with more information about planning a field trip to the site, including participation in one of our curriculum based education programs, taking a ranger guided tour, or planning a self guided visit. Teachers planning field trips should be aware that fees are charged for entrance to the site. Fees are often waived for educational groups, but NPS regulations state that groups must write in advance to apply for a fee waiver.

 
Nevada High School students who are giving school programs
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Nevada High School students dressed in living history clothing present programs to area youth in grades K-4 during our Life on the Frontier program
People of Fort Scott, artist Don Troiani
Life on the Frontier
Grades K-4
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Dragoons and Indians at Fort Scott, artist Hugh Brown
Sweep Through History
Grades 5 & 6
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Montgomery's Raid at Fort Scott, artist Keith Rocco
Conflict on the Border
Grades 7 & 8
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The hosptial/visitor center is the best example of French Colonial architecture on site. Note all of the elements.  

Did You Know?
Fort Scott uses three styles of architecture: French Colonial, Greek Revival, and vernacular. The most dominant is French Colonial; characterized by wide porches, stairways and a broken roofline. Most living quarters are on the second floor to avoid bad air believed to exist at lower levels.

Last Updated: January 16, 2007 at 15:05 EST