200th Anniversary of the Sibley Survey at Fort Osage National Historic Landmark
Steve Schmidt will conduct sessions on the Sibley Survey, explaining its origins in 1825, the expedition team, and objectives for the US government. He’ll also cover the survey’s initiation from Fort Osage and summarize its achievements. Schmidt, an engineer, has received preservation awards for his work on the Santa Fe Trail site.
Fun on the Bluff at Fort Osage National Historic Landmark
Join us for a family-friendly event featuring music, food, storytelling, games, and crafts, while enjoying views of the Missouri River from a National Landmark. Experience life on the 1800s frontier. Check the event schedule regularly and contact Fort Osage National Historic Landmark for any updates before attending.
School of the Soldier at Fort Osage National Historic Landmark
Experience life as a soldier from 1812 with hands-on drilling and a manual of arms training. Attendees will learn about historical firearms and participate in weapon demonstrations. Advanced registration is necessary, and it is advisable to confirm event details with Fort Osage National Historic Landmark due to possible changes.
Candlelight Tour of Fort Osage
Experience how the holidays were celebrated at the historic Fort in the early 19th century. Authentically attired interpreters lead guests through this unique evening event inspired by the winters at Fort Osage. Guests will travel back in time to listen to the issues of the day presented by those who once called Fort Osage home.
Food on the Missouri Frontier
Enjoy the sights and smells of history in the making! See live demonstrations of hearth cooking and food preparation techniques from the early 1800s.
Ladies’ Academy at Fort Osage National Historic Landmark
Ever wonder what it was like to be a young lady in the Regency Era? Find out for yourself at the Fort Osage Ladies’ Academy!
FUN ON THE BLUFF
Ready to make memories for the whole family? Join us for music, food, storytelling, games and crafts from the past. Take in the views of the Missouri River from the bluffs of this National Landmark, and explore life on the wild frontier of the early 1800s!