History comes alive at Rocky trading fort (Calgary Herald)
From The Calgary Herald through canada.com:
by Joanne Elves , Calgary Herald
"The only standing remains are two fieldstone chimneys, but archaeological digs have uncovered many artifacts and the exact locations of the forts, making for a wonderful site to explore....
We went to Rocky Mountain House recently to be a part of Brigade Days. Even though the historic site is 200 years old, I found new things have been going on, making this not only a history lesson, but a day of discovery".
http://www.canada.com/topics/travel/story.html?id=007332db-adf2-4fb1-809b-d88a01cd3b04
by Joanne Elves , Calgary Herald
"The only standing remains are two fieldstone chimneys, but archaeological digs have uncovered many artifacts and the exact locations of the forts, making for a wonderful site to explore....
We went to Rocky Mountain House recently to be a part of Brigade Days. Even though the historic site is 200 years old, I found new things have been going on, making this not only a history lesson, but a day of discovery".
http://www.canada.com/topics/travel/story.html?id=007332db-adf2-4fb1-809b-d88a01cd3b04
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