Fort Edmonton Park | Explore Edmonton Alberta's History

Take a walk with us back in time to Edmonton's early days. We visit Fort Edmonton Park located on 158 Acers in the North Saskatchewan River Valley of Edmonton Alberta, Canada. Fort Edmonton was established by the Hudson's Bay Company on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River in 1795. By 1821 The Hudson's Bay Company and the North West Trading Company Joined and the Fort Flourished until the late 1860's. The Fort's decline was a result of the Hudson's Bay Company surrendering Rupart's Land. Unfortunately the Fort was dismantled in 1915 however today you can visit the complete reconstructed fort and take a ride on an old 1919 Baldwin Steam Locomotive Train around the Park. Today Fort Edmonton Park is a living museum that showcases Edmonton's early development and also features a 1920's Midway. There really is something for every age to be able to enjoy!
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