Inside the 1846 Hudson’s Bay Company Fort | Fort Edmonton Park 4K Walking Tour

Step back into the height of the Canadian fur trade era with this detailed walking tour of the reconstructed 1846 Hudson’s Bay Company Fort at Fort Edmonton Park in Edmonton, Alberta! In this video, we explore the incredible timber architecture and inner courtyards of the fort, which is meticulously designed from historic 1840s plans. As we walk along the elevated wooden boardwalks, we look down at the bustling central square where fur traders, clerks, and laborers once lived and worked. We get an up-close look at: • The massive log palisades and the towering guard bastions designed to overlook the territory. • The impressive "Big House" (also famously known as "Rowand’s Folly")—historically the residence of Chief Factor John Rowand and the largest structure in the west during its time. • The inner courtyard featuring replicas of the Men's Quarters, Clerks' Quarters, and the trade store. Whether you're a history buff, planning a visit to Edmonton's premier living history museum, or just looking for a relaxing and educational virtual tour, this video brings 19th-century history to life. Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT with your favorite historical detail, and SUBSCRIBE for more historic walks across Canada! #FortEdmontonPark #EdmontonHistory #HBCFort #LivingHistory #ExploreEdmonton #TravelAlberta #CanadianHistory #YEGAttractions #FurTradeEra