Pembina, North Dakota
One of the primary fur trading stations to which the trappers in southern Manitoba gravitated. Alexander Henry arrived at Pembina in 1801 bringing with him a large fgroup of Ojibway trappers and their families.
Community Histories
Felix Kuehn's review of the early history of communities along the Boundary Commission Trail.
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A history written for Canada's 100th.
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History of railroiads in Canada.
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A history of Ducks Unlimited and their relationship with the land.
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A short history of the forts erected at the mouth of the Pembina River on thr Red River.
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A short review of the history of Fort Pembina, North Dakota. Several forts competed for the fur trade at the mouth of the Pembina River beginning ca 1800.
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Joseph Godon was one of the well-known Metis leaders in the district north of Rock Lake Manitoba. He was born near Pembina North Dakota to a family associated with Alexander Henry's trading station at Pembina, but he lived most of his life in the Rock Lake district.
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Metis Scrip Claims associated with the Pembina District near Fort Pembina in North Dakota.
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A short history of the Metis families associated with Fort Pembina.
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