Fort William Historical Park

Fort William Historical Park once in the past known as Old Fort William is a Canadian verifiable site situated in Thunder Bay, Ontario, that contains a recreation of the Fort William hide exchange post as it existed in 1816. Fort William Historical Park is known as a living history site. Various notable structures have been remade to demonstrate the scope of the post, and costumed authentic translators reproduce Fort William of the year 1816. Fortification William Historical Park is situated on the banks of the Kaministiquia River at Point de Meuron.

The recreation center is situated at the South end of King Road, which keeps running off of Broadway Avenue two kilometers west of Highway 61. Fort William Historical Park has a working network of gifted tradesmen, including a smithy, tinsmith, woodworker, cooper, and birch bark kayak developer. They all specialty items as per customary mid nineteenth century techniques and instruments. A considerable lot of their artworks are not broadly drilled somewhere else. Fortification William's kayak manufacturer has assembled birch bark kayaks for other Canadian social destinations, including the Canadian Museum of Civilization.