Fur Trade at Lachine National Historic Site

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Fur Trade at Lachine National Historic Site is a Canadian historic site and former fur trading post in Lachine, Quebec, that interprets the role of the fur trade in the development of New France and Canada.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Historic Site of Canada
historic site
museum
architecturalStyle stone masonry
category fur trade museum
historic warehouses
country Canada
district Lachine borough NERFINISHED
focusesOn European traders and Indigenous peoples interactions
economic importance of fur trade
transport routes of the fur trade
formerUse fur trading post
hasExhibit canoes and trade goods
fur trade artifacts
hasPart stone warehouse
hasView Saint Lawrence River NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Lieu historique national du Canada NERFINISHED
National Historic Site of Canada
historicalPeriodRepresented New France era NERFINISHED
early Canadian colonial period
inception 1803
interprets role of fur trade in development of Canada
role of fur trade in development of New France
languageOfSignage English
French
locatedAt end of Lachine Canal
locatedIn Canada
Lachine NERFINISHED
Montreal
Quebec NERFINISHED
locatedOn Saint Lawrence River NERFINISHED
managingOrganization Parks Canada NERFINISHED
municipality Montreal NERFINISHED
nearbyWaterBody Lachine Rapids NERFINISHED
openToPublic true
operator Parks Canada NERFINISHED
partOf network of Parks Canada national historic sites
primaryBuildingMaterial stone
province Quebec NERFINISHED
subjectOf guided tours
heritage interpretation programs
theme Canadian history
fur trade
history of New France

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Lachine hasHeritageSite Fur Trade at Lachine National Historic Site
Lachine, Montreal, Quebec, Canada hasPart Fur Trade at Lachine National Historic Site
subject surface form: Lachine