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...inally built by [[William Henry]] in 1811 to suport [[David Thompson|David Thompson's]] expedition to the Athabasca Pass. This small post was built at the head [[Category:David Thompson]] ...

...lished by [[David Thompson]] and [[James McMillan]] in 1809 at present day Thompson Falls, Sanders County, Montana. Became a [[Hudson's Bay Company]] (HBC) pos |width="50%"|[[File:Thompson Monument.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Thompson Monument on Hwy 200.]] ...

...spell House after a local Indian tribe. Abandoned in 1811. Also known as [[Thompson Trading Post]] and spelled as [[Kalispell House]]. ...This post was the first fur trade post in the American Pacific Northwest. Thompson selected the site on 10 Sep 1809 to be on a direct line for all Indian cano ...

...e after 1872. Also known as [[Fort She-waps]] and [[Fort Thompson (4)|Fort Thompson]]. ...|View Toward the Site of Fort Kamloops (Location #2) From Across the North Thompson River]] ...

Established in 1810 by [[David Thompson]] as a [[North West Company]] trading post/fort on the east bank of the Spo [[Category:David Thompson]] ...

...mpany A, [[2nd U.S. Infantry]] in Baker County, Florida. Named for Major [[David Moniac]] {{Cullum|324}}, [[Alabama Mounted Creek Volunteers]], a Creek Indi Captain [[Thompson Morris]] and Company A, [[2nd U.S. Infantry]] were relieved from duty at Fo ...

Starting in 1806 [[David Thompson]] and his wife [[Charlotte Small]] use the post as a base for his explorati [[Category:David Thompson]] ...

...erta. The site of Action House is clearly marked at south end of the David Thompson Trail (a 3.2 km loop). The fort is outlined with a partial steel frame that ...

...le, [[Robert Pollock]], [[William McClellan]], [[David Marshall]], [[Henry Thompson]], [[John Patton]] and others, totaling eighteen men with their families. A ...