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Guard House The 1892 Guard House was the only brick building built during the military occupation of Fort Supply, and is today the museum and crown jewel among the five military structures.


Admission: Free Admission
Hours: Call for hours of operation
Phone: 580-766-3767

Fort Supply Historic Site
P.O. Box 247, U.S. Highway 270
Fort Supply, OK 73841

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