Sergeant Floyd River Museum: How Trappers and American Indians Figured Values at Trading Posts and Rendevous Exhibit

The Sergeant Floyd River Museum is located on board the decommissioned M.V. Sergeant Floyd Inspection Boat located on the river front in Sioux City.

How Trappers and American Indians Figured Values at Trading Posts and Rendevous Exhibit:

Previous Articles:
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Intro.
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Dug-Out Canoe
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: A Place Born of Water and Ice
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: The Ioway People
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Chipped Stone Tools
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Sacred Bison Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Pipestone
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Bone Tools Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Pottery Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: A Shrinking Way of Life Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Treaties and Trouble Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Cessions: The Give and Take of Life On the Plains Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: The Battles of the War Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Hydrographical Bason of the Upper Missouri River Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Chuck Raymond Native Artist Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: American Indian Mortar Pestle Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: The Ioway Tribe Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: The Chief White Cloud Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: The Otto Tribe Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: The Ponca Indians Encamped on the Banks of the Missouri Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Fur Trapping in North America A Timeline from 1600 to 1850 Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Fur and Tools Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Free Trapper Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Methods of Moving Fur
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Down the Chute Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Manuel Lisa: A Quest for Riches 1811 Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: Forming Beaver Hats Exhibit
Sergeant Floyd River Museum: American Fur Companies and Mountain Men Exhibit