Fort Hays State Historic Site

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Fort Hays State Historic Site is a preserved 19th-century U.S. Army frontier post in Kansas that interprets the military and settlement history of the American West.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former United States Army post
historic site
museum
category former military installation in Kansas
open-air museum
conflictContext Indian Wars NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
formerlyKnownAs Fort Fletcher NERFINISHED
Fort Hays NERFINISHED
hasCollection 19th-century military artifacts
frontier-era documents
period furnishings
hasPart blockhouse
guardhouse
museum exhibits
officers’ quarters
parade ground
stone buildings
visitor center
hasVisitorActivity guided tours
living history demonstrations
self-guided tours
heritageDesignation state historic site
inception 1865
locatedIn Ellis County, Kansas NERFINISHED
Kansas
locatedNear Hays, Kansas NERFINISHED
locatedOn Great Plains NERFINISHED
militaryBranch United States Army
nearTransportRoute Kansas Pacific Railway NERFINISHED
Smoky Hill Trail NERFINISHED
openedToPublic as a historic site in the 20th century
operatedBy Kansas Historical Society NERFINISHED
ownedBy State of Kansas NERFINISHED
partOf Kansas state historic sites system NERFINISHED
publicAccess yes
region American West NERFINISHED
significance illustrates U.S. military role in western settlement
preserves a 19th-century frontier army post
theme Indian Wars era
frontier military life
westward expansion
touristAttraction yes
usedFor heritage tourism
interpretation of U.S. Army frontier history
interpretation of settlement history of the American West
public education

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Ellis County, Kansas contains Fort Hays State Historic Site
Hays, Kansas hasHistoricSite Fort Hays State Historic Site