On their way out of the territory west of the Rocky Mountains, the HBC men of the York Factory Express made their way down the Athabasca River from Jasper's House to little Fort Assiniboine. #YorkFactoryExpress
On their way out of the territory west of the Rocky Mountains, the HBC men of the York Factory Express made their way down the Athabasca River from Jasper's House to little Fort Assiniboine. #YorkFactoryExpress
Robert Campbell, of the #Yukon, made his way up the Porcupine River to Lapierre House, and then travelled over the land portage to the Peel's River post, on his way to the headquarters of Fort Simpson. #ThreeJourneysNorth
Robert Campbell, of the #Yukon, made his way up the Porcupine River to Lapierre House, and then travelled over the land portage to the Peel's River post, on his way to the headquarters of Fort Simpson. #ThreeJourneysNorth
From Fort Nez Perces, at #WallaWalla, the outgoing HBC Brigades made their way down the Columbia River to Fort #Vancouver #WA, where the men will have a rest. #TheHBCBrigades #Journeys
From Fort Nez Perces, at #WallaWalla, the outgoing HBC Brigades made their way down the Columbia River to Fort #Vancouver #WA, where the men will have a rest. #TheHBCBrigades #Journeys
In 1827, the botanist David Douglas made his way down the Athabasca River toward Fort Assinboine, travelling with the outgoing York Factory Express. #YorkFactoryExpress
In 1827, the botanist David Douglas made his way down the Athabasca River toward Fort Assinboine, travelling with the outgoing York Factory Express. #YorkFactoryExpress
With information taken from letters and reports of Robert Campbell, James Anderson was able to fully describe the Liard River route from Fort Simpson to Pelly Banks and Fort Selkirk. #Yukon #NWT #ThreeJourneysNorth
With information taken from letters and reports of Robert Campbell, James Anderson was able to fully describe the Liard River route from Fort Simpson to Pelly Banks and Fort Selkirk. #Yukon #NWT #ThreeJourneysNorth
From Fort #Okanagan, the outgoing men of the HBC Brigades made their way down the rapid-filled Columbia River to the little desert post of Fort Nez Perces #WallaWalla. #TheHBCBrigades
From Fort #Okanagan, the outgoing men of the HBC Brigades made their way down the rapid-filled Columbia River to the little desert post of Fort Nez Perces #WallaWalla. #TheHBCBrigades
In 1827, the botanist, David Douglas, made his way out of the territory west of the Rocky Mountains, travelling over the mountains themselves with the outgoing York Factory Express. #YorkFactoryExpress #Journeys
In 1827, the botanist, David Douglas, made his way out of the territory west of the Rocky Mountains, travelling over the mountains themselves with the outgoing York Factory Express. #YorkFactoryExpress #Journeys
To find out what actually happened when the Chilkats destroyed Robert Campbell's Fort Selkirk, a researcher must read and combine the stories told in a variety of journals. #ThreeJourneysNorth #Yukon
To find out what actually happened when the Chilkats destroyed Robert Campbell's Fort Selkirk, a researcher must read and combine the stories told in a variety of journals. #ThreeJourneysNorth #Yukon
There are many remnants of brigade trails that are rumoured to exist in the years after the HBC forged new trails through the territory. But history has not forgotten these old trails. #TheHBCBrigades
There are many remnants of brigade trails that are rumoured to exist in the years after the HBC forged new trails through the territory. But history has not forgotten these old trails. #TheHBCBrigades
Finan McDonald lived and worked west of the Rocky Mountains for a number of years, and in 1826, he retired from the company and left the territory by the Fall Express. #Journeys #YorkFactoryExpress
Finan McDonald lived and worked west of the Rocky Mountains for a number of years, and in 1826, he retired from the company and left the territory by the Fall Express. #Journeys #YorkFactoryExpress
In 1851, Robert Campbell's small party of men walked across the Richardson Range, between Lapierre House, on the Porcupine River, to the Peel's River House, on the Peel River (now Fort McPherson) #Journeys #ThreeJourneysNorth
In 1851, Robert Campbell's small party of men walked across the Richardson Range, between Lapierre House, on the Porcupine River, to the Peel's River House, on the Peel River (now Fort McPherson) #Journeys #ThreeJourneysNorth
In 1831, Peter Warren Dease took out his first HBC brigade from #FortStJames to Fort #Vancouver #WA, and brought it home safely again -- with a few adventures along the way. #TheHBCBrigades #Journeys #HBCHistory
In 1831, Peter Warren Dease took out his first HBC brigade from #FortStJames to Fort #Vancouver #WA, and brought it home safely again -- with a few adventures along the way. #TheHBCBrigades #Journeys #HBCHistory
From the Big Bend of the Columbia River, where Boat Encampment was, the men of the outgoing York Factory Express made their way up the Wood River toward the Rocky mountains.. #Journeys #YorkFactoryExpress
From the Big Bend of the Columbia River, where Boat Encampment was, the men of the outgoing York Factory Express made their way up the Wood River toward the Rocky mountains.. #Journeys #YorkFactoryExpress
From Fort Yukon, Robert Campbell and his men hurried up the Porcupine River to catch up to Alexander Hunter Murray, who was on his way to LapierreHouse and the Mackenzie River. #ThreeJourneysNorth #Yukon #Journeys
From Fort Yukon, Robert Campbell and his men hurried up the Porcupine River to catch up to Alexander Hunter Murray, who was on his way to LapierreHouse and the Mackenzie River. #ThreeJourneysNorth #Yukon #Journeys
From the junction of the Thompson River with the Fraser, Governor Simpson and his men, their boat, and their canoe, embarked on a perilous journey down the Fraser River and through its raging canyons. #TheHBCBrigades
From the junction of the Thompson River with the Fraser, Governor Simpson and his men, their boat, and their canoe, embarked on a perilous journey down the Fraser River and through its raging canyons. #TheHBCBrigades
In March 1827, botanist David Douglas left Fort #Vancouver on his way out of the territory west of the Rocky Mountains. Here he makes his way up the Columbia River. #YorkFactoryExpress #HBCHistory #Journeys
In March 1827, botanist David Douglas left Fort #Vancouver on his way out of the territory west of the Rocky Mountains. Here he makes his way up the Columbia River. #YorkFactoryExpress #HBCHistory #Journeys
In the early 1850s, Pierre Pambrun Jr joined the HBC trade and was sent to the North, where he served at Fort Halkett, on the Liard River, at Frances Lake and Pelly Banks -- all Robert Campbell's posts. #ThreeJourneysNorth #Yukon #Journeys
In the early 1850s, Pierre Pambrun Jr joined the HBC trade and was sent to the North, where he served at Fort Halkett, on the Liard River, at Frances Lake and Pelly Banks -- all Robert Campbell's posts. #ThreeJourneysNorth #Yukon #Journeys
In 1828, Governor Simpson makes his way down the North Thompson River from Little Fort to #Kamloops, on his way to #FortLangley and Fort #Vancouver #TheHBCBrigades #Journeys
In 1828, Governor Simpson makes his way down the North Thompson River from Little Fort to #Kamloops, on his way to #FortLangley and Fort #Vancouver #TheHBCBrigades #Journeys
From Fort Colvile, near #Sookane, the men of the outgoing York Factory Express made their way up the Columbia River to Boat Encampment, from whence they would walk over the mountains. #YorkFactoryExpress #Journeys
From Fort Colvile, near #Sookane, the men of the outgoing York Factory Express made their way up the Columbia River to Boat Encampment, from whence they would walk over the mountains. #YorkFactoryExpress #Journeys
In 1851, Robert Campbell was given permission to explore the Yukon River, as well as the Porcupine. Delighted, he set off from Fort Selkirk in a very good mood. His journal describes the river he travelled down. #Journeys #Yukon #NWT
From the future location of the Little Fort, on the North River, the HBC men made their way down the banks of the North Thompson River to the fort at #Kamloops. #HBCHistory #TheHBCBrigades #Journeys
From the future location of the Little Fort, on the North River, the HBC men made their way down the banks of the North Thompson River to the fort at #Kamloops. #HBCHistory #TheHBCBrigades #Journeys
I found William Sinclair Jr in various places and different times in the HBC journals, and finally put his story together. He was an interesting man. #YorkFactoryExpress #Journeys
I found William Sinclair Jr in various places and different times in the HBC journals, and finally put his story together. He was an interesting man. #YorkFactoryExpress #Journeys
From Athabasca Lake, the HBC men travelled up Riviere des Roches to the Slave River and, eventually, Great Slave Lake. But sometimes these rivers acted differently than you expected them to act.... #ThreeJourneysNorth #Journeys
From Athabasca Lake, the HBC men travelled up Riviere des Roches to the Slave River and, eventually, Great Slave Lake. But sometimes these rivers acted differently than you expected them to act.... #ThreeJourneysNorth #Journeys
In 1828, Governor Simpson followed the HBC Brigade trail south from Fort Alexandria to the banks of the North River: that is, the North Thompson River. #Journeys #TheHBCBrigades
In 1828, Governor Simpson followed the HBC Brigade trail south from Fort Alexandria to the banks of the North River: that is, the North Thompson River. #Journeys #TheHBCBrigades
Sometimes, when you are putting together a book with a whole bunch of different stories in it, you suddenly realize WHY this incident occurred. And this happened to me, recently... #YorkFactoryExpress
Sometimes, when you are putting together a book with a whole bunch of different stories in it, you suddenly realize WHY this incident occurred. And this happened to me, recently... #YorkFactoryExpress