On Saturday, April 20, Fort Gibson, the oldest town in Oklahoma celebrated its bicentennial with a parade, live entertainment and vendors and activities in the downtown section of the town.
People also went to the Historic Site as Fort Gibson was once the westernmost U.S. Military fort as well as one of the locations on the end of the Trail of Tears. Shuttle buses also took people on a tour of the town.
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