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WELCOME TO THE PAST AND PRESENT. When you experience extraordinary history — North Dakota’s First Peoples, explorers like Lewis and Clark (see p.52-53) and immigrants from Norway, Sweden and Germany — you’re not just revisiting old memories. You’re making new memories you’ll talk about for years to come. There’s no better time than now to plan your adventure. COME AND EXPLORE. Visit Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site near Williston. Located by the confluence of the Yellowstone River and Missouri River, Fort Union was the most important fur trading post on the Upper Missouri River from 1828 to 1867. Tour frontier army forts including Fort Abercrombie State Historic Site, Abercrombie, or the reconstructed home of Lt. Col. George Custer at Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park near Mandan. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT NDtourism.com/history Visit a wide variety of historical sites, museums, cultural festivals and events to learn about the history of life on the Northern Plains. STATE HISTORIC SITES ✱ FORT BUFORD ✱ MISSOURI-YELLOWSTONE CONFLUENCE INTERPRETIVE CENTER ✱ CHATEAU DE MORES AND VISITOR CENTER ✱ FORT CLARK ✱ LEWIS AND CLARK INTERPRETIVE CENTER AND FORT MANDAN ✱ DOUBLE DITCH INDIAN VILLAGE ✱ NORTH DAKOTA HERITAGE CENTER AND STATE MUSEUM (see p.15) ✱ FORMER GOVERNORS’ MANSION ✱ CAMP HANCOCK ✱ RONALD REAGAN MINUTEMAN MISSILE SITE ✱ MENOKEN INDIAN VILLAGE ✱ WELK HOMESTEAD ✱ WHITESTONE HILL ✱ STUTSMAN COUNTY COURTHOUSE ✱ FORT TOTTEN ✱ GINGRAS TRADING POST ✱ PEMBINA STATE MUSEUM ✱ HUFF INDIAN VILLAGE ✱ FORT ABERCROMBIE SEE ALL 59 HISTORIC SITES
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