Fort Osage National Historic Landmark

• Amy Rice
  
  
  (December 2, 2018, 1:32 am)

  Beautiful natural setting on the Missouri River and the fort was awesome-- great restoration job and guides were well versed in the history of the times. Bring your camera, lots of beautiful views and wildlife.

• Phil Graf
  
  
  (October 28, 2018, 4:57 pm)

  Great site with rebuilt structures and palisade. There's a lot of history here, and you'll enjoy your visit.

• colnel autumn
  
  
  (October 20, 2018, 5:20 pm)

  It's an amazing little fort but I recommend you try to come during the yearly muster reenactment for a more interesting experience

• Helen Buckhaulter
  
  
  (June 27, 2018, 2:19 pm)

  Great historical place! We had a great time. The staff was wonderful and didn't mind talking with us and answering any questions we had.

• Sony Photographer
  
  
  (March 31, 2018, 10:55 pm)

  If you are looking for a glimpse into early American history, then check this place out. The modern education center has well crafted displays that helps tell the story of this fort. Perhaps the more interesting aspect of this fort was that it was there to protect the Osage Indians. Inside the fort are some furnished rooms to help tourist to visualize life back then and a lot of parts of the fort you can wander into. A few areas are temporarily closed due to a fire, but the majority of the fort is open.

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Fort Osage has been partially reconstructed, and it is currently a park owned and operated by Jackson County Parks + Rec. Hours: Fort Osage is open Phone: (816) 650-3278 Address: 107 Osage Street, Sibley, MO 64088 To ensure the safety of our guests and the integrity of this Historic Site, private...

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Fort Osage National Historic Landmark - Sibley, Missouri

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107 Osage St, Sibley, MO 64088. Fort Osage National Historic Landmark. Fort Osage | Jackson County Parks + Rec, MO. Step back in time, back to when Missouri was way out West in the wilderness, and experience the lives of the men and women who secured the American frontier.

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The Fort Osage Education Center, adjacent to the Fort, has a permanent exhibit area which features interactive exhibits on geology, local flora and fauna of the early 19th century, Hopewell Indians, Osage Indians Check website for details. 107 Osage St. Sibley, MO 64088. 816-229-8980 816-229-8980.

Fort Osage National Historic Landmark closed indefinitely after...

Multiple fire crews responded to the Fort Osage National Historic Landmark around 5 p.m. on a grass fire. Prarie grass in the valley had caught fire and it eventually spread to the 19th-century factory While the Fort Osage Education Center wasn't damaged by the grass fire, smoke entered the building.

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Fort Osage National Historic Landmark damaged by wildfire

The station was rebuilt to portray Fort Osage as it was in 1812 by using the preserved surveys created by William Clark and others, making restoration to exact specifications possible. The rebuilt post is known as Fort Osage National Historic Landmark and is owned and operated by the Jackson...