Editing Fort Washakie, Wyoming (section)

==Points of interest==
* There is a memorial to [[Sacagawea]]'s son [[Jean Baptiste Charbonneau]]. His grave site is in [[Danner, Oregon]]. 
* The [[Wyoming e Academy of Virtual Education]] (WeAVE) online [[High school (North America)|high school]] operates out of Fort Washakie.
* A grave purported to be Sacagawea's is located in the local cemetery just north of town
* The Chief Washakie Cemetery is located in Fort Washakie
* The Eastern Shoshone powwow grounds located in Fort Washakie hosts one of Wyoming's largest three-day powwow each June.
* Rocky Mountain Hall, a large gymnasium and tribal building, is home to the Buffalo Room, which has exhibit cases on Eastern Shoshone history and veterans.
* The Eastern Shoshone Cultural Center located inside Fort Washakie School features history exhibits and artifacts, as well as the school library which has a resources for historical researchers
* Numerous services including post office, police, fire department, fuel station and Indian Health Service Clinic are located in Fort Washakie
* Numerous Shoshone Tribal offices are located in Fort Washakie
* The site of the Shoshone Episcopal Mission, former Mission School, and Rev. [[John Roberts (missionary)|John Roberts]] residence are located southwest of town. The school building burned in 2016.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.historicwyoming.org/profiles/shoshone-episcopal-mission|title = Shoshone Episcopal Mission School}}</ref> 
* Hines General Store south of town offers groceries and a large produce section
* The Wind Trading Company on Highway 287 has historical exhibits, beading supplies, and souvenirs