Fort Smith Commissary: Historic 19th-Century Supply Depot

Step inside the historic military commissary at the Fort Smith National Historic Site in Arkansas. Built during the fort's active frontier days, long before the site gained fame under the jurisdiction of "Hanging Judge" Isaac Parker, this sturdy stone storehouse was the lifeline of the garrison, responsible for storing rations, dry goods, and essential supplies.

What to Explore in this 360° View:

Frontier Provisions: Barrels, crates, and sacks staged just as they would have been during frontier operations.

Large Bulk Storage Bins: Central wooden storage bins designed to keep bulk dry goods protected from moisture and pests.

Living & Administrative Quarters: The commissary sergeant's desk, fireplace, and cot setup in the corner.

Architecture: Heavy whitewashed ceiling timber beams and original-style flagstone flooring constructed to withstand the frontier elements.

Location: Fort Smith National Historic Site, Fort Smith, Arkansas