First habitation in this region was built by Nathaniel J. Wyeth on Snake River 14 miles west of this monument July 15, 1834 and named for Henry Hall, senior member of Wyeth's firm.

The original stockade, 80 feet square was purchased by Hudson's Bay Company in 1937 and rebuilt with adobe walls and substantial roofs becoming an important station of the California Oregon Trail. The trappers abandoned it about 1855.

Images

Plaque Date: 1932
Marker

Location

Metadata

Eastern Idaho Area Council, Boy Scouts of America
and Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmark Association, “UPTLA #11,” UPTLA, accessed October 30, 2024, https://uptla.tylerthorsted.com/items/show/9.