Wow That’s a mouthful but in simple terms, it’s a Fort. But a very interesting fort and a great way to spend a few hours on a sunny day. I took this from their website to explain what it’s all about.
“Located in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, the Obadjiwan–Fort-Témiscamingue national historic site witnessed the presence of Aboriginal people approximately 6,000 years ago and was the scene of commercial rivalries. This former fur trading post is at the heart of regional history and is well worth the detour.“
This fort is set right on the water and has many realistic displays, trails to walk and a Visitor Centre. The displays are called scenographie and there are 12 on the circuit through the area. It shows you where the trappers came to sell their furs and the traders and merchants who then shipped them to Europe.
Inside the Visitor Centre 
Different canoe sizes 
Walkway 
Their displays were pretty awesome 
Trails through the Enchanted Forest,named because of the strange shapes that strong winds have given to the trees 
Set on Lac Temiskaming 
Shop Keeper and Customer 
Voyageurs getting ready, pretty realistic
I do love Forts and history and enjoyed this place quite a lot. It’s well worth the visit if you are in the area.
See you soon…
Trums Travels 
Parks Canada has so many beautiful parks! ❤️🇨🇦🥰
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Yes and I hope to get to them all ! lol
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Go for it! You may end up in an elite group of people who have visited them all.
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Those are high quality displays! Fantastic photos and that water background. Gorgeous!
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Thank you my friend 😊
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It’s my pleasure. Thank you. 😊
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This is so realistic, from the first picture you showed to the end. What a nice job they do with these displays. It puts our parks to shame!
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I really liked the statue people or whatever they are called! It was really nice to walk around and you could almost picture it as it was so many years ago.
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Yes, they were really life-like and the first one with the traders at the table gave you a good photo op with you in the background. It was a rough life I suppose, nothing like we can imagine with all our comforts today.
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