Rocky Mountain House : National Historic Park

Rocky Mountain House : National Historic ParkRocky Mountain House : National Historic Park, Fred Stenson Rocky Mountain House, was an early nineteenth century fur trading post in west central Alberta, located west of present day Red Deer at the confluence of the Clearwater and North Saskatchewan rivers. The author outlines the establishment and operation of the post and recounts key events associated with the fur trade in the region.

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