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  1. THE HBC BRIGADES: CULTURE, CONFLICT, & PERILOUS JOURNEYS
    Once they made their way past Anderson Lake, Anderson and his men stumbled across a First Nations village where the people offered them food and transportation. #Journeys #TheHBCBrigades #BCHistory nancymargueriteanderson.com/po

  2. THE. YORK FACTORY EXPRESS: FORT VANCOUVER TO HUDSON BAY, 1826-1849
    In 1823, John Work and Peter Skene Ogden travelled West to the Columbia district in the years before the York Factory Express existed. At the height of the mountain range, they begin their journey on foot down the Big Hill to Boat Encampment, on the Columbia River. #Journeys #YorkFactoryExpress #BCHistory nancymargueriteanderson.com/tw

  3. THE HBC BRIGADES: CULTURE, CONFLICT, & PERILOUS JOURNEYS
    In 1846, Anderson and his small group of men followed the Fraser River down to the stream that flowed out of Seton Lake, before walking to the west along the north sores of both Seton and Anderson Lakes. They were on their way to #FortLangley, and they did arrive at the place, but the trail was not a good route. #Journeys #TheHBCBrigades #BCHistory nancymargueriteanderson.com/an

  4. THE HBC BRIGADES: CULTURE, CONFLICT, & PERILOUS JOURNEYS
    In 1826, and later in 1831, the historic HBC Brigdes made their way north from Fort Okaogan, following their old trail to Kamloops and on to #FortStJames. #TheHBCBrigades #Okanagan #Journeys #WAHistory #BCHistory nancymargueriteanderson.com/br

  5. THE HBC BRIGADES JOURNAL, 1826:
    "The party going by that route consists of the three above-mentioned Gentlemen & 13 Men. They are to convey to Hudson's Bay about 44 pieces of Furs & Castoreum, and in order to accelerate their passage from hence to the East end of the Rocky Mountain portage #PeaceRiver, and to add strength to the party in case of an attack from the Beaver Indians, four additional Men accompany them as far as the last mentioned place. #HistoricJourney #BritishColumbia #BCHistory