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Living History Days at Fort Connah

<p>Dick Bratton of Polson plays the bagpipes during Saturday's living history tour at Fort Connah. The event was a tribute to George Knapp and was put on by the Fort Connah Restoration Society. (photo by Lourie Zipf)</p>

<p>Ted Hoglund of Thompson Falls portrays a trader during Saturday's living history tour at Fort Connah. The building behind him is a repica of a late 1800's fur trapper's cabin. </p>

<p>Marvin Troyer of St. Ignatius gives his son Timothy, 5, a ride during Saturday's living history tour at Fort Connah Restoration Society's tribute to George Knabb. </p>

<p>A modern covered wagon gives rides to peope attending Saturday's living history tour at Fort Connah. The event was a tribute to George Knapp and was put on by the Fort Connah Restoration Society. </p>

<p>Marvin Troyer of St. Ignatius drives "Phoebe" and "Willow" both Percherons, during Saturday's living history tour at Fort Connah. A ride in a modern covered wagon was one of several events featured at Fort Connah Restoration Society's tribute to George Knapp. </p>

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| May 9, 2014 1:47 PM

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&lt;p&gt;Ted Hoglund of Thompson Falls portrays a trader during Saturday's living history tour at Fort Connah. The building behind him is a repica of a late 1800's fur trapper's cabin.&#160;&lt;/p&gt;

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&lt;p&gt;Marvin Troyer of St. Ignatius gives his son Timothy, 5, a ride during Saturday's living history tour at Fort Connah Restoration Society's tribute to George Knabb.&#160;&lt;/p&gt;

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&lt;p&gt;A modern covered wagon gives rides to peope attending Saturday's living history tour at Fort Connah. The event was a tribute to George Knapp and was put on by the Fort Connah Restoration Society.&#160;&lt;/p&gt;

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&lt;p&gt;Marvin Troyer of St. Ignatius drives &quot;Phoebe&quot; and &quot;Willow&quot; both Percherons, during Saturday's living history tour at Fort Connah. A ride in a modern covered wagon was one of several events featured at Fort Connah Restoration Society's tribute to George Knapp.&#160;&lt;/p&gt;