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15550 Hwy 1804
Williston, ND 58801
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Williston Things To Do

Fort Union Trading Post

In 1828, the American Fur Company set up shop as the Fort Union Trading Post, and opened its doors for business. Here, the Assiniboine, Crow, Cree, Ojibway, Blackfeet, Hidatsa and other tribes traded their buffalo, beaver and other furs for goods including cloth, beads, blankets, cookware, guns and knives. The national historic site straddles the border between North Dakota and Montana at the confluence of the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers, and consists of the reconstructed trade house and museum. The fort was torn down in 1867, when the post was no longer profitable after the fur trade declined. When Fort Union was dismantled, the building materials were used for the expansion of nearby Fort Buford. Outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers have much to take in – the area on both sides of the border is great for canoeing, bird watching, hiking, cycling and fishing.

Hopi Crow Mother Kachina, signed Lomaho, A Nice One!
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Dolls & Kachinas $59.99 0d 6h 46m
CHILDS MOCCASINS beaded PLAINS childrens CROW old
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Non-Native American Crafts $200.0 4d 4h 56m
LITTLE GIRL'S CROW DRESS
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Beads & Beadwork $47.5 0d 6h 16m
Cree Indian Bead work moccasins
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Clothing & Moccasins $79.0 1d 3h 21m
MANDAN ARIKARA HIDATSA Fort Berthold HARDCOVER BK+ COIN
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Books $95.0 1d 22h 47m