Animal pelts hang from a roof in one of the historic buildings at Old Fort William Historic Park in Thunder Bay, Ontario. This gives visitors to the fort an insight to the ways of life between 1803 and 1821.
People used to trap, hunt and shoot animals for their own means of food and warmth during the winter months in Thunder Bay, Ontario and then sell or trade some of the furs. Old Fort William Historical Park is a provincially funded historic site where exhibits display the fur trade business.
In 1973 only three of the historic buildings were open to the public but today there are approximately forty buildings that have been reconstructed and are open for public viewing.
A visit to Old Fort William in Thunder Bay is a...
... cultural adventure where you meet many interesting characters who play the role of people about 180 years ago. Life was a lot tougher back then with no electricity, CDs, cars, microwaves or any of the luxuries that we take for granted and use in our daily lives.
Old Fort William, showing life between 1803 and 1821, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, North America
The Old Fort William Historic Park in Thunder Bay, Ontario shows life between the years 1803 and 1821.
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