Celebrate and support Native American heritage this November
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month this November and explore the enduring and complex cultural legacy of Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site. Learn about the stories, artists, and history that highlight Navajo heritage and the significance of this historic site, which remains a cultural hub in Ganado, Arizona.
Discover the history of Hubbell Trading Post
Founded in 1878, Hubbell Trading Post became a vital hub for commerce, culture, and community on the Navajo Nation following the tragic forced exile known as the Long Walk. Explore the complex history of the trading post and how its traditions continue today.
Experience Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site
Learn about the oldest continuously operating trading post on the Navajo Nation, where generations of Navajo families have traded, crafted, and preserved their culture. During the government shutdown, the post is open, while the grounds and visitor center are closed.
Meet Trader Wallace James Jr
Hear from Trader Wallace James Jr, whose heritage is intricately woven into Hubbell’s, maintaining deep ties to Navajo artisans and cultural practices. Gain insight into the ongoing significance of the trading post today.
Shop and support
Support Navajo artists and the Hubbell Trading Post community. Our curated collection of authentic artwork, jewelry, and crafts showcases the skill, creativity, and heritage of the artists who call this region home.
WNP awards, grants, and scholarships
Applications are now open! Share your passion for education, research, and conservation with our annual grants and awards. Apply before December 31 to make an impact in our parks and communities.
Learn more about Native American heritage in parks
Dive deeper into the achievements, stories, and contributions of Native Americans across the country, and discover how national parks like Hubbell Trading Post continue to honor this rich heritage.
