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[[Image:FortStJames 1828.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Fort St. James, B.C. -Governor George Simpson welcomed by James Douglas, 7 September 1828 (Adam Sherriff Scott) | |||
Fort St. James ( | Fort St. James (1821-) - Originally established as Lake Stuart Post by [[Simon Fraser]] for the North West Company in 1806. The fort was taken over by the Hudson's Bay Company in XXXX and renamed Fort St. James. The fort, rebuilt four times, continued as an important trading post right into the twentieth century. Located on the southeastern shore of Stuart Lake at the confluence of the Stuart and Necoslie river the fort is a National Historic Site with some original buildings dating to the 1890's. | ||
'''Location:''' Fort St. James, British Columbia, Canada | '''Location:''' Fort St. James, British Columbia, Canada | ||
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* [http://www.fortstjames.com/localhistoricalsites.htm#historicsite Town Site] | * [http://www.fortstjames.com/localhistoricalsites.htm#historicsite Town Site] | ||
* [http://www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/bc/stjames/index_e.asp Parks Canada] | |||
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Revision as of 08:47, 29 September 2005
This is a stub article. You are encouraged to add content and remove the stub notation {{Stub}} when you feel it has enough content to qualify as a full article. [[Image:FortStJames 1828.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Fort St. James, B.C. -Governor George Simpson welcomed by James Douglas, 7 September 1828 (Adam Sherriff Scott) Fort St. James (1821-) - Originally established as Lake Stuart Post by Simon Fraser for the North West Company in 1806. The fort was taken over by the Hudson's Bay Company in XXXX and renamed Fort St. James. The fort, rebuilt four times, continued as an important trading post right into the twentieth century. Located on the southeastern shore of Stuart Lake at the confluence of the Stuart and Necoslie river the fort is a National Historic Site with some original buildings dating to the 1890's.
Location: Fort St. James, British Columbia, Canada
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