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Fort Vancouver National Historic Site
Our Partners
 
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Partnership is a key component to the success of Fort Vancouver NHS, and the park deeply values the support and commitment of its partners.

At the Vancouver National Historic Reserve, the park is a legislated partner and works in concert with the City of Vancouver, the State of Washington, and the United States Army.

The efforts of the National Park Service and other Reserve partners are strongly supported by the dilligent work of the Vancouver National Historic Reserve Trust, the official non-profit organization for the Reserve. 

In Oregon City, Oregon, the National Park Service partners with the City of Oregon City, Clackamas Heritage Partners, the Historic Oregon City Heritage Coordinating Committee, and the McLoughlin Memorial Association on community projects and events, including special events at the park's McLoughlin House Unit.

 
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Partners from the City of Vancouver and the Vancouver National Historic Reserve Trust join NPS officials in welcoming NPS Director Fran Mainella to the park. The Reserve's partnership is a model of success that has been recognized throughout the nation.
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Last Updated: November 30, 2006 at 19:12 MST