The Carlton Trail : The Broad Highway into the Saskatchewan Country From the Red River Settlement, 1840-1880 J. S. Battleford Historical Society Topics range from soils to

Topics range from soils to climates to diseases to experimental breeding

0921104227The Great Sand Hills : A Prairie Oasis

and conflict

West Point

Wild Rose Valley

The Carlton Trail : The Broad Highway into the Saskatchewan Country From the Red River Settlement, 1840-1880 J. S. Battleford Historical Society Topics range from soils toThe Carlton Trail : The Broad Highway into the Saskatchewan Country From the Red River Settlement, 1840 1880, Russell, R. C., First Nations, Red River cart, North West Resistance, North West Mounted Police, box 7, NWMP This volume traces the history of the Carlton Trail, an overland travel route that connected Fort Garry (in present day Manitoba) to Fort Carlton (burned in 1885, in present day Saskatchewan). Used by First Nations peoples, fur traders,