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    Jun 2025

  • North Dakota Historical Society works to fill military collection gaps ahead of new museum
  • May 2025

  • North Dakota’s 140-year-old State Hospital gets $300M green light for rebuild
  • Apr 2025

  • Former UND Coach Dale Lennon Donates Historic Playbooks to State Archives
  • April 4: A Storm to Remember: “Hannah” Hammers the State
  • Mar 2025

  • Thomas Moodie, North Dakota's Shortest Tenured Governor
  • Bureau of Land Management and North Dakota State Historic Preservation Office sign historic agreement to enhance preservation efforts 
  • She left Queen Victoria to become a North Dakota farm wife
  • Feb 2025

  • Clint Hill, Secret Service agent who leaped onto JFK's car after the president was shot, dies at 93
  • Wabek school listed in ND State Historic Sites Registry
  • Jan 2025

  • Davey Bee's treasure trove of music history headed to state museum
  • State Historical Society of North Dakota wins national award for addressing difficult topics
  • North Dakota opens its legislative session with speeches and drinks from a 115-year-old punchbowl
  • State Historical Society of North Dakota Foundation Welcomes New Outreach and Development Coordinator
  • Dec 2024

  • Historic images of Native Americans by a Swiss artist find their way back to North Dakota
  • Oct 2024

  • State Historical Society foundation receives $5.8 million donation, largest in its history
  • Aug 2024

  • A mammoth may be hiding below a North Dakota garage
  • Design taking shape for North Dakota’s Military History Museum
  • NASA astronaut receives Rough Rider Award
  • Jul 2024

  • McIntosh County first to demo digital museum cataloging project
  • Jun 2024

  • Experience Legendary Native American Culture and History in North Dakota This Summer and Fall
  • May 2024

  • 35 years ago, North Dakota nearly dropped the frigid 'North' from its moniker
  • Traveler writer explores North Dakota gathering history, friends
  • The Scottish nobleman who became a North Dakota farmer, and kept his identity a secret
  • Event to celebrate courthouse project, historic avenue designation in Jamestown
  • Dakota the Dinomummy dominates the North Dakota Heritage Center
  • Apr 2024

  • Behind the scenes at the Historical Society: Archaeology and Historical Preservation Department
  • Wild horses to remain in North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park, lawmaker says
  • North Dakota Congressional Delegation Introduces Bill to Help Fund the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, Secure Artifacts for Display
  • 2024 National History Day State Contest
  • Mar 2024

  • It takes a village to record its history County museum receives help to digitally archive its collection
  • Feb 2024

  • A lifestyle and enduring relationship with horses lends to the popularity of rodeo in Indian Country
  • Cavalier resident honored for more than 30 years of interviewing people, collecting their stories
  • Muhammad Ali was once knocked out by a North Dakota blizzard, then did a TV interview about it
  • Jan 2024

  • Menoken Indian Village State Historic Site opens
  • Price tag has grown for North Dakota Military Museum as plans progress
  • A look at the history of the circus in North Dakota
  • Dec 2023

  • As thousands watched, North Dakota's Capitol burned
  • U.S. Coal miners lead paleontologists to partial mammoth fossil in North Dakota
  • The History of Blues and Jazz in North Dakota
  • $470,800 in Cultural Heritage Grants Awarded by State Historical Society
  • Howe unveils 2023-25 North Dakota Blue Book, recognizes Jaeger
  • EXHIBITION HONORING SCANDINAVIAN FOLK ART OPENS AT ND HERITAGE CENTER & STATE MUSEUM
  • From Pearl Harbor to North Dakota, a flag of memorial and remembrance
  • University of North Dakota new temporary home for Edmontosaurus; school expanding paleontology program
  • 80 million-year-old Walhalla dinosaur fossil, named for the town, is a new species of aquatic predator
  • Nov 2023

  • Chester Fritz, Baukol Historic District added to National Register of Historic Places
  • President John F. Kennedy spoke at UND more than a month before assassination
  • Honoring History on Horseback: Wellesley Community Members Join the Whitestone Hill Ride
  • Happy Birthday North Dakota
  • Native American Heritage Month event set at the Heritage Center and State Museum
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