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Fort Whoop-Up was the nickname given to a whisky trading post, originally Fort Hamilton, near what is now Lethbridge, Alberta. During the late 19th century, ...
Fort Whoop-Up
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Museum in Lethbridge, Alberta
Temporarily closed
Address: 200 Indian Battle Rd S, Lethbridge, AB T1J 5B3, Canada
Phone: +1 403-320-3777
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Stunning beaded horse figure. Handmade from tiny glass seed beads, it's a one-of-a-kind original piece. ... Made from double-suede leather. Features a long loop ...
Nestled in the coulees, near the Oldman River, lies Fort Whoop-Up, the famous frontier trading post. It all started in 1869, when American fur traders ...
Fort Whoop-Up is a replica of an original fur trading fort built in the late 1800s. We tell the story of the buffalo robe and illegal whisky trade, the years ...
Established in 1869 as a base for trade with the Indians, Fort Whoop-Up was the earliest and most notorious of the "whisky forts" built by Americans on Canadian ...
A replica of Fort Whoop-Up (1860), once notorious for its whisky trade with the Indians, stands in Indian Battle Park on the Oldman River. The park marks the ...
Fort Whoop-Up is a replica of an original fur trading fort built in the late 1800s. We tell the story of the buffalo robe and illegal whisky trade, ...
The Fort Whoop-Up Archaeological Site is represented by the remains of an early historic 'whisky fort', located six kilometres southwest of Lethbridge on a low ...
The trail was traversed on foot, on horseback, by mule train, by trade wagons, by fur trappers, whiskey traders, the U.S. Army, the North-West Mounted Police ( ...