Fort Nisqually, Historic trading post in the United States
Fort Nisqually was a pivotal trading post of the Hudson's Bay Company.
Originally built in 1833, it played a significant role in the fur trade era.
The fort is an embodiment of early British influence in the Pacific Northwest.
Presently, it's a living history museum located in Tacoma, Washington.
Designated as a National Historic Landmark, Fort Nisqually offers a glance into 19th-century life.
Location: Tacoma
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