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Malinda (Linda) Louise Warfel Slaughter (1843-1911) was a pioneering women’s rights activist, school superintendent, journalist, historian, attorney, artist,...

Heading into 1884, enthusiasm reigned over Bismarck’s blossoming future, kindled by the long-awaited opening of the Missouri...

Camp Hancock is a historical site and museum operated by the State Historical Society of North Dakota....

Bismarck is home to a diverse mix of educational institutions, including private and public. Numerous higher education...

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Early History Prior to formal organization by the United States Government, the region including and surrounding what...

Linda Slaughter established Bismarck’s first school in  September 1873 inside the Congressional Church, which was located on...