Museum of the Fur Trade
@furtrade.org
The Museum of the Fur Trade, located 3 miles east of Chadron, NE, offers an interesting look at early North American history.
Museum of the Fur Trade's Company Logos
Museum of the Fur Trade's Brand Colors
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#D18237
Raw Sienna
209, 130, 55
29, 63, 52
0, 38, 74, 18
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148, 212, 255
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Crowshead
19, 10, 5
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About Museum of the Fur Trade
The Museum of the Fur Trade in Chadron, Nebraska is a leading institution dedicated to preserving and sharing early American history and the fascinating world of the fur trade. Established on the site of the historic James Bordeaux's trading post from 1837, the museum has grown into a renowned source of knowledge and research worldwide. Founded by Charles E.
Hanson, Jr., who was inspired by the writings of James Willard Schultz, a renowned Blackfoot trader, the museum has been a labor of love for over five decades. Hanson's dedication and passion have shaped the museum into what it is today. Despite its size and budget, the Museum of the Fur Trade sets a high standard for history museums.
Its collection development, ongoing research, and comprehensive exhibits are lauded by experts in the field. The museum is committed to sharing its wealth of knowledge with audiences both nationally and globally. With plans for continued growth and an extensive collection of artifacts, the future looks bright for the Museum of the Fur Trade.
Plan a visit to explore an American history lesson like no other and immerse yourself in the captivating world of the fur trade
