Notah Dineh Trading Company and Museum

Notah Dineh - Museum & Trading Post - Cortez, Colorado

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Not your normal Gift Shop! Notah-Dineh's original museum collection was started over 50 years ago, when trading posts served as the commercial and social centers for the reservation. On display here is the largest known Two Grey Hills weaving. Worth a visit. Tour itinerary is dependant on weather & local situations.

Fort Osage - 1808 Military Installation and Indian Trading Post

Another adventure into the past. Hop in the Magnummobile and journey with us into the past to the historic Fort Osage in Sibley, Missouri.

This historic landmark was built in 1808. Construction was directed by William Clark (of Lewis and Clark fame). This military installation and trading post for the Osage Indian tribe, has been under restoration for several years. It was the first military outpost in the newly purchased area comprising the Louisiana Purchase.

Sitting high on the bluffs above the Missouri River, this is a beautiful site. I remarked that it would make a good area for some cinematic drone footage. However, I learned that the Parks Department does not allow drones to fly in that area. It's possible to get a photography permit ($50 per hour) but I'm still waiting to hear back from the agent to see if that includes drones. Stay tuned.