Fort Pitt founded in 1830, was the major HBC trading post between Forts Edmonton and Carlton, located at a large bend in the North Saskatchewan River just east of the modern Alberta-Saskatchewan border. It was beseiged by Indians during the Riel Rebellion of 1885.
We found a gentleman living nearby who had an extensive collection
of artifacts from
the site.
Would you like to see a Paul
Kane painting 
done near
Fort Pitt in 1846?
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