A Guide to Fort Phil Kearny

Fort Phil Kearny State Historic Site is administered by the Wyoming State Parks and Historic Sites Department and supported by the Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association. All parties are committed to the preservation and interpretation of the many aspects of the site.The Historic site has three components. Two of the components, the Fetterman and Wagon Box fight sites, are approximately five miles from the fort. These sites offer interpretive trails with signing and help the viewer more fully understand the dramatic history of Fort Phil Kearny.At the fort site the visitor has several options. The interpretive center offers many exhibits describing the fort's mission, archaeology, the Native Americans, provides a video overview of the fort, distributes a site brochure, and offers a wide variety of books which further explain the area's history. The Civilian Conservation Corp cabin interprets the living conditions of an officer or enlisted man. Outside the fort-proper interpretive signs explain crucial landmarks surrounding the fort and outlying structures.On the fort grounds visual and audio interpretive signs describe the structures, personalities, and short history of the post. To best view the fort grounds one should follow a clockwise route.

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Protecting the Travelers or the Garrison?
Officers Row
Pilot Hill
The Fort Kearny Sawmills
Cemetery Site
Site of a Sawmill
A monument Honoring John "Portugee" Phillips
The Bozeman Trail
Lodge Trail Ridge
Sullivant Ridge

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