Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site

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Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site is a reconstructed 19th-century fur trading post on the upper Missouri River that interprets the region’s historic trade between Euro-American traders and Northern Plains tribes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Historic Site
historic site in the United States
reconstructed fur trading post
associatedWith American Fur Company
Northern Plains tribes
linked to: Plains Indians
coordinates approximately 48.000°N 104.040°W
country United States
established 1966
features bastions
reconstructed Bourgeois House
reconstructed palisade walls
trade house
governingBody U.S. National Park Service
historicFunction fur trading post
listedOn National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn Montana
North Dakota
locatedOn upper Missouri River
linked to: Missouri River
managedBy National Park Service
nearestCity Williston, North Dakota
NRHPType National Historic Landmark
offers interpretive programs
living history demonstrations
museum exhibits
originalFortConstructed 1828
originalFortDemolished 1867
partOf National Park System
periodOfSignificanceEnd 1867
periodOfSignificanceStart 1828
primaryTradeGoods bison robes
firearms
furs
metal tools
trade cloth
region Northern Plains
linked to: Great Plains
significance major fur trade center on the upper Missouri River
state Montana
North Dakota
theme Euro-American and Native American trade relations
tradedWith Arikara people
linked to: Arikara

Assiniboine people
Blackfeet people
linked to: Blackfoot

Crow people
Hidatsa people
Lakota people
linked to: Miniconjou Lakota

Mandan people
yearReconstructed 1980s

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North Dakota contains Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site