Wikis

Charles Kupitz (~1845-1929) was a pioneering local businessman who came to Bismarck with the 7th Calvary in...

The City Motel was a 10-unit lodging facility located at 2316 E Broadway Avenue that opened in...

Lincoln is a small suburb located immediately southeast of Bismarck near the Bismarck Airport. Lincoln is considered...

Cloverdale Foods is a privately-owned regional meat processing wholesaler based in Mandan. Dairy farmer Hoy Russell originated...

Clyde was an Alaskan Kodiak bear housed at the Dakota Zoo from 1965 until his death on...

Cock ‘N Bull was a short-lived restaurant. It was a re-brand of its predecessor, Dakota Burgers, which opened...

Colonel Clarence Belden “C.B.” Little was a prominent businessman, banker, lawyer, judge, and political figure in Bismarck’s early...

Conlin’s Furniture is a regional furniture chain located across the Dakotas, Montana, Wyoming, and Minnesota. It has...

Corral Theater was Bismarck-Mandan’s first drive-in movie theater. It debuted April 22, 1949, premiering “Homestretch.” The Schultz brothers...

The Cowan Building is a historic five-story building block located on the southeast corner of Broadway Avenue...

Crying Hill is a historically sacred place for Native American populations that, today, is best known for...

Custer Park is a park located on the western edge of downtown Bismarck, on the northwest corner...

The Dakota Block is a historic building located on the northeast corner of 2nd Street and Main Avenue....

Dakota Malting and Brewing Company was a local brewery that operated from 1961-1965. Its flagship product was Dakota...