History in North Dakota
North Dakota is full of history to learn about and discover. Dinosaurs are a big visitor draw in this state since their remains can be found almost in every corner. Check out the Dakota Dinosaur Museum in Dickinson, the North Dakota Heritage Center in Bismarck, or the Pioneer Trails Regional Museum in Bowman where you can take part in a dig. Visitors can also learn about the Native American and pioneer days by traveling around the state. There are interpretive centers and museums found at most of the state’s American Indian reservations. Learn about the Indian wars at Fort Buford, Fort Lincoln, Fort Totten, and Fort Abercrombie and the people, Custer, Sully, Sitting Bull, and Red Cloud, which shaped this part of our nation. See how it was to live in North Dakota during the days of the pioneers and ranchers in Wahpeton and Bonanzaville. Witht he Lewis and Clark anniversary approaching, there are plenty of ways to learn about these brave adventurers. North Dakota is where the pair left their maps behind and started creating their own paths. See where they established winter camp near the Knife River Indian Villages, fished and survived on the shore of the Missouri, and lived at Fort Mandan. Discover the history of our country and of North Dakota! |
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