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Independence Day in Fort Osage
If you are near Fort Osage, Missouri, you will not want to miss this Independence Day event. The year is 1812. The soldiers and residents of this remote outpost on the American Frontier are commemorating the anniversary of their independence against the rumors of another impending war with Great Britain. Toasts are made and speeches are given, and you won’t want to miss the firings of the cannons, muskets and military drills. Be a witness to history and reflect on how our contemporary celebrations contrast with those of our ancestors.
Where is the Independence Day celebration in Fort Osage?
At Fort Osage National Historic Landmark in Sibley, MO. Sibley is on the Missouri River, 14 miles northeast of Independence. The address for the event is:
107 Osage Street
Sibley, Missouri 64088
(816) 650-5737 or (816) 650-3278
fortosage@jacksongov.org
Admission cost
Price: Adults, $7.00; Youth $4.00; and Seniors, $3.00
Call (816) 503-4860 or email fortosage@jacksongov.org for more information of this event.
Title: Independence Day in Ft. Osage
Location: Ft. Osage, Sibley, Missouri
Description:
The year is 1812. The soldiers and residents of this remote outpost on the American Frontier are commemorating the anniversary of their independence.
Start Time: 9:00 am
Date: 7/4/2009
End Time: 4:30 pm