Fort Scott, Kansas
Fort Scott, United States
Fort Scott, Kansas connects to 4612 places across 11 topics through 23 Bunkabop connections, with military history as its strongest thread. The city sits at the Kansas-Missouri border where Civil War-era Jayhawker raids led to the Sacking of Osceola and inspired the 1976 Clint Eastwood film The Outlaw Josey Wales. Fort Scott also produced musicians including Richard Christy and Mark Hart, who went on to play with Supertramp and Crowded House, giving the city a reach into rock music history well beyond its size.
Curtis Knight
Connects Fort Scott, Kansas to: London, England | Netherlands | Kansas | Harlem
Mark Hart
Connects Fort Scott, Kansas to: Australia | New Zealand | Sydney, Australia | Kansas
Guy Potter Benton
Connects Fort Scott, Kansas to: Germany | Oxford, England | Ohio | Miami, Florida | Minnesota
Fort Scott National Historic Site
Connects Fort Scott, Kansas to: United States | Ohio | Kansas | Colorado | Indiana
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Connects Fort Scott, Kansas to: United States | California | Texas | Mexico | Arizona
Richard Christy
Connects Fort Scott, Kansas to: New York City, New York | Florida | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Netherlands | Atlanta, Georgia
Adam LaRoche
Connects Fort Scott, Kansas to: Los Angeles, California | Chicago, Illinois | Boston, Massachusetts | San Francisco, California | Florida
Hugh S. Johnson
Connects Fort Scott, Kansas to: United States | California | Japan | Mexico | Illinois
Associated Wholesale Grocers
Connects Fort Scott, Kansas to: United States | Texas | Mexico | Kansas | Tennessee
Ma Barker
Connects Fort Scott, Kansas to: United States | California | Chicago, Illinois | Toronto, Ontario | Florida
Bleeding Kansas
Connects Fort Scott, Kansas to: United States | California | Boston, Massachusetts | Mexico | Florida
Sterling Price
Connects Fort Scott, Kansas to: United States | Texas | Mexico | Virginia | Ohio