News; Fur trading and tribal history will be featured Monday at Spokane House at Riverside State Park Sat., Jan. 14, 2023 This drawing artist Shaun Deller adapted to cover one of the exterior ...

Fri., June 5, 2015 The fur-trade era of 1810-1812 is reenacted in a Living History encampment annually at the Spokane House Interpretive Area of Riverside State Park.

At the Bunnell House on Saturday, Ed Lagace will come bearing fur pelts, buffalo skulls, a handcrafted flute and an entire vault of stories. A lost history: Fur trading camp focuses on little ...

About Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site. From 1828 and 1867 Fort Union Trading Post was an active trading post ...

Two other homes joined the Sibley House over the years. French Canadian immigrant and fur trader Jean-Baptiste Faribault built his own house next to Sibley’s between 1839 and 1840. It is a two ...

Although fur farms are banned in many countries, millions of animals are killed every year for their pelts, which are used in clothing. HSI said that 60 million mink were farmed for fur around the ...