helpful links
Please use the links to obtain these books to help support this website.
books and articles
- The Rise and Fall of Peter Pond by William N. McDonald (paperback)
- PETER POND: Fur Trader and Adventurer by Harold A. Innis (ebook)
- First Across the Continent (review)
- Freshwater Passages: The Trade and Travels of Peter Pond by David Chapin
- The Canoe, The Trapper and Milford, CT
- Wikipedia entry on Peter Pond (1740-1807)
- Wikipedia entry on Rev. Peter L. Pond (1933-2000), not unlike his ancestor.
- Peter Pond in Dictionary of Canadian Biography
- Lewis & Clark and the Revealing of America: Library of Congress
- How North West Company helped create Canada
- Alexander Mackenzie in Dictionary of Canadian Biography
Peter Pond diary excerpts:
Peter Pond documents
- Map of McKenzie's Track 1 (Montreal to Fort Chipewyan)
- Map of McKenzie's Track 2 (1793 route)
- Map of McKenzie's Track 3 (1789 route)
- Instructions from Secretary of War Knox for Peter Pond to take on a secret mission in Indian country around 1792 - Image 227
retracing Peter Pond's travels
Peter Pond locations and related
- Canadian canoe art by Hopkins, etc.
- 1908 Methye Portage photo gallery, Frank J.P. Crean
- Grand Portage National Monument
- Grand Portage (GORP)
Peter Pond associated organizations
- Centre for Rupert's Land Studies
- Canadian Circumpolar Institute, formerly Boreal Institute of Northern Studies, U/Alberta
- North American Voyageur Council
- Canadian Canoe Museum
- Horizons Unlimited
- Milford History
- Milford Hall of Fame
- Milford Historical Society
- White Oak Society
- Beaver Club (offline)
unsorted Peter Pond links
- monument on Peter Pond Road
- Peter Pond book
- Peter Pond author
- Peter Pond author on Amazon
- Peter Pond character
- Peter Pond on Wikipedia
- Fort McMurphy wildfires YouTube
- Fort McMurphy wildfires
- Peter Pond re-enactment on YouTube
- Peter Pond's priest
- Milford Churchs
- Peter Pond: Fur Trader and Adventurer
- Peter Pond book on UNP
- Peter Pond book
- Peter Pond member website
- Peter Pond on Google Books
- chapter of book about Peter Pond
- Peter Pond song
- Peter Pond canoe and kayak race
- Peter Pond artist email
- Western Canadian exploration
- Peter Pond historian
- David Thompson Bicentennial
- Peter Pond article by Sharon Thomson as a PDF
- Borealis Canoe Club blog
- Nor'wester and Loyalist Museum
- Fort McMurray Wikipedia
- Connecticut State Historian Walter Woodward
- John Ledyard makes canoe
- Peter Pond book review 1
- Peter Pond book review 2
- The Lonely Land" by Sigurd Olson
- 1993 Clearwater trip
- fur trade lore, one about pemmican)
- Wilderness Paddlers Gathering
- 2008 David Thompson Brigade
- David Thompson's famous map
- Mary Taylor Memorial United Methodist Church
- Yellownife archeological dig
- 61st New York Regiment re-enactors
- Glenbow Musuem
- Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Center
- Nor'westers and Loyalist Museum" in Williamstown, Glengarry County, Ontario, Canada
- Sir William Johnson
- Johnson Hall
- Capt. Lee Nutting
- "Exploring Other Worlds" book review
- "Exploring Other Worlds"
- Tar Sands on "60 Minutes"
- Peter Pond Explores Tar Sands
- proposed Tar Sands road.
- draft land use plan for Churchill River region
- "Peter Pond, His True Confession"
- "Marginal Man: The Dark Vision of Harold Innis," by Alexander John Watson
- "Life on the Edge: The Cultural Value of Disappearing Sites,"
- Yale University reserch on Peter Pond
- Minnesota Historical Society on Peter Pond
- Joe O'Blenis cross country paddling
- Methye Portage area by Frank J.P. Crean
- view down the Clearwater valley
- Canadian Boreal Initiative
- Boreal Forest Network
- Angus McDonald Family reunion
- Archibald McDonald
- Bass, W.H. 1995. Human Osteology: A Laboratory and Field Manual of the Human Skeleton (4th Ed.) Columbia, MO: Missouri Archaeological Society.
- Brown, Ruthie. 2004/2005. Personal transcripts and Personal Communication. - Connecticut, USA
- Daniells, Roy. 1969. Alexander Mackenzie and the North West, New York: Barnes and Noble
- Gates, Charles M., 1964. Five Fur Traders of the Northwest, St. Paul: Minnesota Historical Society
- Gough, Barry M. 1997. First Across the Continent: Sir Alexander Mackenzie. - Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press
- Hale Index. 1943. Hale Cemeteries State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT: Connecticut State Library
- Innis, Harold Adams. 1999. The Fur Trade in Canada, Toronto: University of Toronto Press
- Mackenzie Esq., Sir Alexander. 1967. Voyage to the Pacific Ocean in 1793. New York: The Citadel Press, Inc.
- McDonald, Bill. 2004/2005. Personal Transcripts and Personal Communication. - Connecticut, USA
- Pond Snyder, Betty. Pioneer Pond People. Chelsea, MI: Bookcrafters
- Puckle, Bertram S. 1968. Funeral Customs: Their Origin and Development. MI
- Ross, Eric. 1970. Beyond the River and the Bay. Toronto: University of Toronto Press
- Spaulding, John. 2003-2005. Personal Transcripts and Personal Communication. - Connecticut, USA
- Thompson, Roger. 2003-2005. Personal Transcripts and Personal Communication. - Connecticut, USA
- Howard R. Lamar Center for the Study of North American Frontiers and Borders
- Lewis and Clark website
- Hide-Away Canoe Club
- Sean Peake
- Caspar Wister to Jefferson, 13 July 1803 in Donald Jackson, ed., Letters of the Lewis and Clark Expedition with Related Documents, 1783-1854 two vols. (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1978), 1:108
- Peter Pond dig by News Channel 8
- David Thompson bicentennial
- DNA testing of Christopher Columbus bones
- qualifying for a federal marker.
- Harold A. Innis
- Memory Lane International Friendship Gardens
- Lewis & Clark Bicentennial
- DNA testing of graves
- Connecticut State Archeologist
- early influential mapmakers
- documentary on the Clearwater River
- Peter Pond map at Yale Library
- Lewis and Clark
- birch-bark canoes
- kayak design between tribes
- grave dig TV
- Peter Pond's sword
- Peter Pond's sword
- Horizons Unlimited canoeing
- Horizons Unlimited
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Bill
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