Historic Old Fort Benton
Experience the fur and buffalo robe trade at Historic Old Fort Benton. Here the Blackfeet and other tribes traded buffalo robes and other furs for trade goods such as beads, gun, blanket, knives, cookware and cloth.
Explore the trade store complete with buffalo robes, beads, trinkets, blankets and other period trade goods, the warehouse with its fur trade era collections, the blacksmith-carpenters shop and the interior of the original blockhouse, the oldest standing building in Montana. The Bourgeois or Chief Traders House is home to the Starr Gallery featuring Karl Bodmer’s “Travels Into the Interior of North America” aquatint collection, and Robert Scriver’s “No More Buffalo” collection.
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Lewis and Clark Memorial, Front Street, Fort Benton, MT, USA
Distance: 0.09 Away
Upper Missouri River Guides, Main Street, Fort Benton, MT, USA
Distance: 0.27 Away
Museum of the Northern Great Plains, 20th Street, Fort Benton, MT, USA
Distance: 0.27 Away
Museums and Interpretive Centers
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1205 20th Street, Fort Benton, Montana, USA
Distance: 0.27 Away
Museums and Interpretive Centers
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Old Fort Benton Bridge, 15th Street, Fort Benton, MT, USA
Distance: 0.31 Away
1513 Washington St, Fort Benton, MT 59442
Distance: 0.31 Away
Fort Benton Engine House, Front Street, Fort Benton, MT, USA
Distance: 0.32 Away
Missouri River Outfitters, State Highway 387, Fort Benton, MT, USA
Distance: 0.85 Away
Missouri Breaks Interpretive Center, 7th Street, Fort Benton, MT, USA
Distance: 0.88 Away
Museums and Interpretive Centers
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38870 US-87, Fort Benton, MT 59442, USA
Distance: 2.15 Away
Decision Point, Loma Ferry Road, Loma, MT, USA
Distance: 10.48 Away
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