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The Raymond Block was a pioneer brick building located on southeast corner of Main Avenue and Third...

Education has been an important consideration since the first days of Bismarck. Linda Slaughter, one of Bismarck’s...

Bismarck was founded as the town of Edwinton in 1872 by the Northern Pacific Railway at the...

In the year following its founding, 1873 marked several key developments for the fledgling town… the first...

Fort Abraham Lincoln (originally Fort McKeen) was a pioneer military fort located at the confluence of the Heart and...

Doctor Benjamin Franklin Slaughter (1842-1896), who usually went by the nickname Ben or Frank, was the post...

W.B. Shaw was a pioneering merchant who operated what was likely Bismarck’s first retail store… Shaw &...

The Shaw & Cathcart Co. was a pioneering dry goods and general store; likely Bismarck’s first retail store....

Camp Greene was a short-lived military and supply depot located at the mouth of the Little Heart...

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

The next fifteen years reinvented Bismarck from an isolated frontier town into a dynamic modern city, fueled...

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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