Wikis

Edwin Ferry Johnson was the chief engineer of the Northern Pacific Railroad who first lobbied for constructing...

Edwinton was the original name of the town that is now the City of Bismarck. It was...

Eide Chrysler is the successor to Corwin Churchill Motors, which was one of the nation’s first Chrysler dealerships. Minot-based Ryan Auto...

Enoch Schultz (1902-1984) was a local businessman who founded Schultz Creamery. Schultz was born December 29, 1902...

Evan Shark was a local entrepreneur and investor. He is perhaps best remembered for owning Evan’s Menswear...

Established in 1880 by local Protestants, Fairview Cemetery was Bismarck’s second officially established cemetery (after Saint Mary’s)....

Farm City was a long-time local grocer, located at 1521 E Thayer Avenue (later sources cite 1523...

Fiesta Villa was a Mexican-style restaurant that operated inside of the the former Northern Pacific Train Depot...

Finney’s was a local pharmacy located in downtown Bismarck for decades. For much of its existence, it...

The Fleck House Hotel was a local hotel that operated at the corner of Thayer Avenue and 2nd...

Fleck Motors was an automobile dealership in Bismarck for decades. It ultimately became Wilhelm before closing in 2007....

The Flood of April 1952 was one of the worst floods ever seen in Bismarck when the...

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

Fort Lincoln was a military post that was utilized as a concentration camp to house German and...