Southcentral North Dakota Tourism
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Whitestone Hill Battlefield State Historic Site - Kulm, North Dakota
Whitestone Hill Battlefield State Historic Site
Basilica of St. James - Jamestown, North Dakota
Basilica of St. James - Jamestown, North Dakota
After starting out in a railroad boxcar and a one room school house along with other places the Catholics that had moved into the James and Pipestem River area (now Jamestown) finally built the present church in 1914. The American gothic-style church is 140 feet long and 50 feet wide (70 feet wide at the trancepts.)
Stutsman County Memorial Museum - Jamestown, North Dakota
Stutsman County Memorial Museum - Jamestown, North Dakota
The Pioneer Daughters took on the challenge of taking the Lutz Mansion in Jamestown and turning it into the Stutsman County Memorial Museum in 1965. This museum offers a wide array of memorabilia reflecting the culture and life of the early pioneers of Stutman County. There are several specialize collections including: The Railroad Room, The Military Room, The Country Store, The Claim Shack, The Doll Room, The Medical Room and The Library.
Louis L’Amour Birthplace - Jamestown, North Dakota
Louis L’Amour Birthplace - Jamestown, North Dakota
The favorite author of millions this western writer was born in Jamestown, North Dakota. His birthname was Louis Dearborn LaMoore. He married Katherine Adams when he was 48 years old. L’Amour (a non-smoker) died in Los Angeles, California, on June 10, 1988 of lung cancer.
Pfennig Wildlife Museum - Beulah, North Dakota
Pfennig Wildlife Museum - Beulah, North Dakota
National Geographic magazines don’t have anything on this museum. The collection of one man takes you on a trip around the world. This unique hunting visual experience presented in a museum setting will take you through numerous countries of the world and the animals that are there such as the polar bear, elephant, zebra, rhinoceros, baboon, crocodiles giraffes and more.
National Buffalo Museum - Jamestown North Dakota
National Buffalo Museum - Jamestown North Dakota
And Baby makes 3!! Another white buffalo calf joins the two other white buffalo at the museum, WOW.
If you have tried to do so, and can’t find a home where the buffalo roam, all is not lost. You can visit the National Buffalo Museum in Jamestown, North Dakota, which has a herd of buffalo roaming around, including a rare white one, and “The World’s Largest Buffalo” which is a huge cement sculpture.
North Dakota Heritage Center - Bismarck, North Dakota
North Dakota Heritage Center - Bismarck, North Dakota
If you are looking for information on the history of the Northern Plains or North Dakota, you’ve come to the right place. At the North Dakota Heritage Center there are permanent galleries and temporary galleries, so no experience here is ever the same, as it’s always changing.
Chateau de Mores - Bismarck North Dakota
Chateau de Mores - Bismarck North Dakota
The Chateau de Mores State Historic Site is located on the edge of Bismarck, North Dakota. It is a site that is part of the State Historical Society of North Dakota. This site is actually comprised of three parts. It is on 128 acres, and includes the Chateau de Mores, Chimney Park, and de Mores Memorial Park.
Dakota Zoo - Bismarck North Dakota
Dakota Zoo - Bismarck North Dakota
The Dakota Zoo is located in Bismarck, North Dakota. It had its beginning on the 67 acre farm owned by Marc and Betty Christianson. They originally ran the farm as a kennel for domesticated animals, but over the years the animal and bird residents of the farm grew. People began stopping by to see the different animals living there, and the idea of a zoo in the community of Bismarck took hold.
Ft. Abraham Lincoln State Park - Mandan North Dakota
Ft. Abraham Lincoln State Park - Mandan North Dakota
Ft. Abraham Lincoln State Park is a unique site that has many facets of historical value. It is located at 4480 Ft. Lincoln Road, seven miles south of Mandan, North Dakota. This site, which encompasses 1006 acres, is a valuable historical site because it is important in both military and Native American history.
