10/15/2026
FORT SUBLETTE UPDATE
from Museum Director Clint Gilchrist
We have four of six cabins and the bottom half of two blockhouses installed on site. The other two cabins are built and ready to install. The rest of the blockhouses need to be built. The southwest cabin has a roof, but the rest still need roofs.
The palisade walls are being built off-site in 43 eight feet wide panels. 26 are complete and three are shown laying at the fort. Hopefully those three will go up this weekend attached to the southwest blockhouse and cabin to see how they fit together.
Construction will continue as weather allows.
Thanks to American Mountain Men Tim Tanner, Todd Glover and Rick Williams for donating their time to come install a couple doors and window to gauge time and see how they fit. They have 8 doors ready.
Each cabin will have a door and two windows on the inside wall. The two trade cabins will have a trade window adjacent to the fort gate. See diagram for details.
Thanks for following along as we expand our living history interpretation as part of our Bicentennial Expansion. Learn more here: museumofthemountainman.com/bicentennial-expansion