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Fort Seminoe, an abandoned trading post, is where the Hunt and Hodgetts wagon companies left behind their personal belongings to make room for members of their own companies and the Martin handcart company who were no longer able to walk. The fort has been reconstructed.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Fort Seminoe Site
What is Fort Seminoe Site and what historical significance does it have?
Fort Seminoe is an abandoned trading post where members of the Hunt and Hodgetts wagon companies left belongings to accommodate members of their companies and the Martin handcart company who could no longer walk. The fort has been reconstructed to preserve its history.
Where is Fort Seminoe Site located?
It is located at 47600 West Hwy 220, Alcova, WY 82620, United States.
What are the opening hours of Fort Seminoe Site?
The site is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and on Sunday from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
How can I plan my visit to Fort Seminoe Site?
You can plan your visit by checking the featured message link on their website: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/learn/historic-sites/wyoming/martins-cove
What category of site is Fort Seminoe classified under?
Fort Seminoe Site is classified as a Historical Landmark.
Is there a contact number to inquire about Fort Seminoe Site?
Yes, you can call Fort Seminoe Site at +1 307-328-2953.
What nearby historical places can I visit along with Fort Seminoe Site?
Nearby, you can visit Martin's Cove Trek Center and Tom Sun Ranch Blacksmith Shop, both notable historical landmarks.
What is the Martin's Cove Trek Center and how is it related to Fort Seminoe?
Martin's Cove Trek Center is a nearby historical building, church, and museum offering insights into the pioneer handcart companies, complementing the history of Fort Seminoe.
How can visiting Tom Sun Ranch Blacksmith Shop enrich my experience at Fort Seminoe Site?
Tom Sun Ranch Blacksmith Shop is a nearby historic site and RV park that offers a glimpse into local pioneer history and craftsmanship, enhancing your understanding of the era represented by Fort Seminoe.
Are there any online resources to learn more about Fort Seminoe Site?
Yes, detailed information is available online at https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/learn/historic-sites/wyoming/martins-cove