Edmonton House Journals – 3-Volume Set (1806–1834)

Edmonton House Journals – 3-Volume Set (1806–1834)
Edited by Gerhard Ens and Ted Binnema

Discover the rich history of Edmonton’s fur trade era with this comprehensive three-volume set of the Edmonton House Journals. Spanning nearly three decades, these meticulously edited volumes provide an unparalleled, day-by-day account of one of the Hudson’s Bay Company’s most significant trading posts.

What’s Included:

1. Edmonton House Journals, 1806–1821
   (Hardcover, 530 pp) ISBN 978-0-929123-20-2
   Features verbatim reproductions of post journals and district reports from the early years of Edmonton House, when it operated alongside Fort Augustus.

2. Edmonton House Journals, 1821–1826
   (Hardcover, 440 pp) ISBN 978-1-55383-438-0
   Covers the post-merger period and includes the Bow River Expedition journal, offering rare insights into early exploration of southern Alberta and northern Montana.

3. Edmonton House Journals, 1826–1834
   (Hardcover, 562 pp) ISBN 978-1-7772285-0-7
   Chronicles the fort’s transitional years under John Rowand, revealing tensions within the HBC, Métis communities, and shifting trade dynamics on the Plains.

Special Offer:
Purchase all three volumes together for $160 CAD plus shipping — a $20 savings compared to buying each book individually.