fort caspar

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There will be free admission to the Fort Caspar Museum on December 4 as local authors host a book signing.

For those interested in the history of Casper and its evolution throughout the years, this is the perfect chance to visit, or revisit, some of the things that made Casper great.

The Fort Buildings will be illuminated only by candlelight, and there will be re-enactors, live music, activities, and free cookies and hot chocolate.

Bring your cameras and flashlights. You just may find something, as tourists have reported some strange happenings in the old Fort buildings.

Find re-enactors, try your hand at flint-knapping and tomahawk throwing, and enjoy many other activities from the past at this free event.

The Troopers will hold free performances on Father's Day, and in July at Fort Caspar along with a summer music camp.

City crews are working on repairs, but a personal visit is the only way to contact the museum for the immediate future.

The museum at Casper is currently open year round.

The rider was leaving Fort Caspar.