History of African-Americans in the Fur Trade West.

An article with links covering many aspects of fur trade.

This is about the fur trade in Canada and how it led to the exploration of the country and the formation of the Hudson's Bay Company. Contains history, personalities, stories, and a timeline.

Information about Colorado's Fur Trade Era, the forts used, and the Explorers, Trappers, Traders know as Mountain Men.

Overview, map of waterways and rival posts, historic sites, biographies and images.

One of the major powers in the Fur Trade, this site explores the early years, the adventurers, life in the past, and their archives.

Collection of accounts of the Rocky Mountain fur trade from the 1800s through the 1840s, mostly in the form of letters and journals from travelers, fur trappers, and traders.

About history of the fur trade in the Rocky Mountain West from 1800 to 1850. Intends to become a text collection of historical source materials about the trade.

A list of Mountain Men and Fur Trappers with biographies and links.

Focusing on the era of the Mountain man and the Western Fur Trade's historical significance. Online exhibits, museum information, photographs, events, and Rendevous information.

Information on the 4 major fur companies in the Pacific Northwest: Hudson Bay Company, Pacific Fur Company, Northwest company, and the Rocky Mountain Fur Company.

Provides detailed, well documented and referenced information for Canadian fur trade era.

Devoted to the history, traditions, and mode of living of the trappers, explorers and traders known to have traveled, lived, and worked in the southern fur trade.

Comprehensive listing of books and articles relating to the history of the fur trade.

Several articles on these colorful "runners of the woods" and their roles in the early fur trade.

Several articles on the Voyageurs and their roles in the early fur trade.

Effects of the fur trade and interaction of explorers, traders, and mountain men on Native Americans between 1804 and 1843.

Covering the period of 1810-1860, the topics include the Fur Trade, Explorers & Guides, a gallery of maps, the ways of the Mountain Man, and biographies.

Dedicated to preserving the rich history of the North American fur trade and combining an outstanding collection and scholarship to interpret the story of the fur trade, the non-profit museum's three galleries discuss the fur trade from early Colonial days to the present century.

Brief chronology of the Northwest Company's history from the fur trade to the present.

Significant dates in the French, British, and American era's of the fur trade.

Short biographies of native, US, French & British individuals of the midwestern fur trade era (pre-1840).

An inside look at the role of the fur trade in the opening of the American West.

Online edition of a Special History covering the Fur Trade in the Rainy Lake region, between Minnesota and Ontario with illustrations. Includes history of the region, the fur trade experience, material culture, and the Natural environment.

Topics covered include fur trade languages, women in the fur trade, the Beaver Hat, the fur trade post, the Beaver, food, and the canoe.