Fort Hall Replica and Commemorative Trading Post - Historical landmark in Pocatello - 3000 Avenue of the Chiefs, USA

Le musée et très interressant et complet et la reconstitution du fort bien faite.

This was the second time in 2 months visiting the museum. There was so much to see and learn about. There was a lot of information about Bannock County. From the Standrod Mansion room to the printing press. Seeing how people lived in the early days was captivating and took my breath away. We definitely will be returning to learn more about the history of the area.

Very interesting to see , worth your time, 1 hour for the fort and museum

Great replica if an important trading fort along the Oregon Trail. Fort Hall replica (Pocatello, Idaho). The fort served as a fur trading post and as a stop in the Oregon trail. Between 1842 and 1852 an estimated 200,000 persons passed by the fort - by far the majority of them missionaries and settlers going to the "promised land." Once wagons were lined up from Fort Laramie, a 500 mile traffic jam. Many wouldn't have made it were it not for the fort. The blacksmith shop fixed the carriages. The Hudson Bay (fur trading) Company sold clothing, provisions, ammunition, replacement cattle and horses, and other equipment to the travelers. The fort was never attacked by indians. The place also had a history museum of the area

Attention, il y a un parc (parfait pour un picnic) qui donne sur l'arrière du fort, on n'y entre pas par là, on y accède par le Bannock County Historical Museum, il faut faire le tour.

Cool replica of this important stop on the Oregon Trail. The museum and fort replica are $4 to enter both. Interesting history and stuff.

Super fun experience. Awesome old west, mountain man, and Native American relics and stories. My family are Halls so it was fun just to relate to the name of the place.

Replicate fort,and mueseam with alot of the local history. Video in the fort had alot of history I didn't know. Also wildlife zoo with Elk,Bison,and moch more.