John C. Fremont explored the west, drew maps and encouraged pioneers to settle there. He ran for president twice, held high positions in government and the military, and became fabulously wealthy but died virtually penniless. One of America’s most fascinating 19th-century figures is celebrated in a town that bears his name with some 140 events and performances over three days in July. Ranging from historical encampments to water fights, the free festivities include the Rough Stock Rodeo, the Heartland Auto Show, an antiques show, a Wild West show, musical performances, arts and crafts, the Little Miss Fremont pageant, even shopping cart races.
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