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Fort Smith National Historic Site historic sketch of Parker, jury men and others
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Fort Smith National Historic Site
Commissary: Fall Foliage
 
tree and bushes in autumn colors next to Commissary
Old Commissary
Fort Smith, Ark
 

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This image was taken from the northwest corner of the fort. Evidence of the bastion can be seen through the ivy on the building and the fall foliage on the tree and bushes.  This postcard also mistakenly says the Commissary was built in 1830 instead of 1838.

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deputy marshals pose with their rifles for a formal portrait

Did You Know?
Fort Smith National Historic Site has records of over 1,770 people employed by the Federal Court for the Western District of Arkansas from 1872-1896. The majority of these employees were U.S. Deputy Marshals.

Last Updated: September 08, 2006 at 15:41 MST