Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site
Ganado, Arizona • Apache County
Ganado, Arizona • Apache County
Hubbell Trading Post is one of the oldest continuously operated trading posts in the American Southwest, established in 1876 by William F. Hubbell. It served as a vital hub for commerce and cultural exchange between Navajo people and American settlers.
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