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History coming alive in Fort Laramie
Nebraska resident and avid American history buff Troy Bolko, takes a moment to praise Independence Day while acknowledging the nation’s storied past as part of the Fort Laramie National Historical Site’s Fourth of July celebrations.
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Fort Laramie National Historical site personnel and volunteers bring Wyoming’s sacred history to life during Thursday’s Fourth of July festivities.
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Dozens of locals, visitors, volunteers, and staff enjoy a classic game of baseball at Fort Laramie’s Historical site Thursday afternoon as part of the annual Fourth of July commemoration.
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Cultural Resource Program Manager Fred MacVaugh of Torrington along with Julianne Ferguson of Wheatland keep the positivity while assisting locals and visitors at the Fort Laramie National Historical Site Fourth of July celebrations Thursday afternoon.
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An authentic Civil War era cannon sits peacefully at the National Historical site in Fort Laramie during the annual Fourth of July events, a quiet symbol of sacrifice and freedom.
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Dozens of visitors, locals and volunteers bring back America’s favorite pastime at the Fort Laramie National Historical site’s annual Fourth of July baseball game.
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Visitors of the Fort Laramie National Historic Site enjoyed a day in Wyoming history while they toured the fort during the annual fourth of July festivities. Children enjoyed playing old fashioned games on the lawn while others enjoyed learning about life at the fort.