Places

Featuring a reconstructed British fur trading fort, a historic U.S. Army Post, one of the oldest continuously operating airfields, a historic house designated as one of the first national historic sites in the west, and the site of one of the largest multicultural villages in the Pacific Northwest, the concept of place is core to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.

Click on one of the links below to learn more about the places that make up our national historic site.

 

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  Fort Vancouver

  Learn about the Hudson's Bay Company's Fort Vancouver, which stood from 1824 to 1860.

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  The Garden

  Learn about the Garden at Fort Vancouver.

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  The Village

  Discover the Fort Vancouver Village, where employees of the Hudson's Bay Company lived.

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  Vancouver Barracks

  Learn about the history of the US Army's Vancouver Barracks, founded in 1849.

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  Historic Home

  The McLoughlin House

  Follow Fort Vancouver's Dr. John McLoughlin to his American home in Oregon City.

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  Pearson Field

  Explore the history of aviation at Vancouver's Pearson Field.