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Celebrating the rich history of the state, the North Dakota Heritage Center, offers a series of static and traveling exhibits. Browse the archives of manuscripts and books or view the natural history exhibits at the center that feature information from land formation times through to the twentieth century.
Address: 612 East Boulevard Avenue, Bismarck, 58505-0830, ND 58505-0830,
 Send an Email (5)  1 701 328-2666
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Located a short seven mile drive south of Mandan, this fort has great historical significance in American history. It was from here that the ill-fated Seventh Calvalry and Lt. Colonel George Armstrong Custer rode out to their infamous battle against the Sioux at Little Big Horn. In addition to sightseeing at the reconstructed village, numerous other recreational opportunities abound. The park contains a 95-site campground for tenting and RVs, nature hikes and two sleeping cabins.
Address: 4480 Fort Lincoln Road ND 58554
Send an Email (6) 1 701 663-9571
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Camp Hancock State Historic Site preserves part of the military installation that was established as Camp Greeley in 1872 and aimed to protect Northern Pacific Railroad workers. The name of the camp was changed to Camp Hancock in 1873 and today features a log headquarters building that acts as a local history museum. Open May through mid-September.
Address: 101 W. Main Street Bismarck ND USA 58501
Send an Email 1 701 328-2666
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North Dakota State Capitol
The North Dakota State Capitol is a 19-story building built in the Art Deco style. Built in 1933, the building showcases unique woods and other materials that were imported from other states and countries. Guided tours of the building are offered every day of the week.
Address: 600 East Boulevard Ave Bismarck ND USA
Send an Email 1 701 328-2471
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