People of the Upper Missouri
This exhibit explores the history of Plains Village Culture along the upper Missouri river, from 1400-1862, specifically that of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara peoples.
Interactive U.S. and world time-lines set a context for local events.
Developed by the State Historical Society of North Dakota in partnership with the Teaching American History Grant Program.
Lincoln's Legacy
This exhibit explores the history of Plains Village Culture along the upper Missouri river, from 1400-1862, specifically that of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara peoples.
Interactive U.S. and world time-lines set a context for local events.
Developed by the State Historical Society of North Dakota in partnership with the Teaching American History Grant Program.
French Gratitude Train
North Dakota's French Gratitude Train boxcar is one of forty-three remaining boxcars in the United States. Given to American states by the French people after World War
II, most boxcar's contents have been dispersed over time.
Fortunately, the State Historical Society of North Dakota has retained the majority of the gifts from the North Dakota boxcar. Featured in this exhibit are these examples of everyday
life, childhood, historic treasures, and personal momentos of the French civilian population that endured World War II.
