Fort Hall Historic Site

Fort Hall Historic Site, located in Idaho, was originally built as a trading post by the Hudson’s Bay Company in the early 1830s. It became a vital stop along the Oregon Trail, serving as a supply point for pioneers heading west. Over time, it evolved into a military post and later a transportation hub. Today, the site is preserved as a historic landmark, offering visitors insights into the region’s fur trade, westward migration, and Native American history. It showcases artifacts, structures, and exhibits that highlight its significance in American westward expansion and cultural exchange.