The Lady's Guide, for re-enactresses of the victorian era.: Fort Scott, Kansas; Then and Now

The Lady's Guide, for re-enactresses of the victorian era.

1/26/10

Fort Scott, Kansas; Then and Now

Images from: Memoirs and recollections of C. W. Goodlander of the early days of Fort Scott

By Susan on 1/26/2010

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