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The Fort Hall Replica was built back in 1834 and was constructed as a trading post in Southeast Idaho along the Snake River. While the fort was essentially demolished in the year 1963, visitors today can see a replica serving as a memorial to the heritage of Fort Hall.

Historical artifacts that can be seen at the site include maps, recipes, and letters. A trip here is a trip to the nineteenth-century world of fur traders, trappers, explorers, pioneers, and Native Americans.

The Fort Hall Replica is open on a seasonal basis from Memorial Day to Labor Day.

Address: 3001 Avenue of the Chiefs, Pocatello, ID 83204, Phone: 208-234-1795

Step back in time at the Fort Hall Replica
© Fort Hall Replica

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Visit the Museum of Clean Learn about history at the Bannock County Historical Museum Step back in time at the Fort Hall Replica Take the kids to the Idaho Museum of Natural History Have fun at Zoo Idaho Taste unique brews at Portneuf Valley Brewing Have lunch at Butter Burrs Restaurant Enjoy Japanese fusion cuisine at Sumisu Order great pizza at Buddy's Italian Restaurant View the Chief Pocatello Statue Hike in Massacre Rocks State Park Have fun at Portneuf Wellness Complex Take the kids to the East Mink Creek Nordic Center Swore Farms Swim at the Ross Park Aquatic Complex Head to the Outer Limits Fun Zone for family fun Visit Heber Hatchets Watch a show at the L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center See a musical at the Palace Playhouse Sandpiper Restaurant Pick up fresh popcorn from Poky Popcorn Shop Have fun at Geronimo's Trampoline Park

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