Fort Vancouver National Historic Site

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The fort's Chief Factor's house on an early winter morning

Fort Vancouver National Historic Site is located in Vancouver, Washington. Nestled snugly today in the Vancouver/Portland metropolitan area and enveloped by its highway, rail, air, and maritime commercial networks, Fort Vancouver is a gem of a park whose story as an economic and cultural center - told, in part, through engaging programs and a world-class archaeology collection - fascinatingly portends that of the modern-day Pacific Northwest.

External links

http://www.nps.gov/hobe/ National Park Service Official website

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