Factor’s House
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Factor’s House is a historically reconstructed residence at Fort Nisqually Living History Museum that interprets the home and office of the Hudson’s Bay Company’s chief trader, or “factor,” in the 19th century Pacific Northwest fur trade.
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| Label | Occurrences |
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| Factor’s House canonical | 1 |
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