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The Fascinating Archaeological Discovery That Put This Rural North Dakota Town On The Map

Huff Indian Village State Historic Site in North Dakota is a significant archaeological discovery dating back to AD 1450.

by Tori Jane
on Aug 22
Sign for Huff Indian Village State Historic Site, featuring a depiction of a Native American figure, with a grassy field in the background.
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Take A Look At What Life Was Like In 1935 In North Dakota

by Leah Peretz
on Apr 24
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Here Are 10 Things To See In North Dakota That Make Our State Unique

by Leah Peretz
on Apr 26
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The Historic Restaurant in North Dakota Where You Can Still Experience Prohibition Days

by Tori Jane
on Sep 12
a wood table with a selection of cocktails including a martini in a peacock alley martini glass
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It Was So Cold In North Dakota In 1936, Temperatures Stayed Below Zero For 37 Days

by Tori Jane
on Dec 26
Frost-covered pine branches against a clear blue sky, showcasing delicate ice crystals.

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In 1936, North Dakota Plunged Into An Arctic Freeze That Makes This Year’s Winter Look Downright Mild

North Dakota experienced its coldest winter on record in February 1936, with temperatures plummeting to -60 degrees Fahrenheit in Parshall.

by Leah Peretz
on Dec 2
A black-and-white scene of a snowy road with a person slipping and falling near a vintage car. Snowbanks line the sides.
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A Massive Blizzard Blanketed North Dakota In Snow In 1966 And It Will Never Be Forgotten

The North Dakota Blizzard of 1966 was a devastating storm that left a lasting impact on the state with massive snow accumulation and powerful winds.

by Leah Peretz
on Oct 30
A silhouette of a person stands beside a telephone pole in a snowy landscape, with power lines in the background.
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According To FBI Statistics, These Are The 10 Most Dangerous Cities In North Dakota

Lists the most dangerous cities in North Dakota based on 2018 FBI crime statistics.

by Leah Peretz
on Aug 6
A quiet street scene with parked cars and small buildings under a cloudy sky.
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In Spring Break Of 1969, Thousands Of Party-Goers Raided An Unsuspecting North Dakota Town

In 1969, the small town of Zap, North Dakota, experienced a rare riot when thousands of college students descended upon it for spring break.

by Leah Peretz
on Aug 10
Sign for Zap, featuring "Quiet Country Living," with icons for RV Park, City Park, and food options.
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The 5 Most Horrifying Disasters That Ever Happened In North Dakota

North Dakota has experienced several devastating natural disasters and accidents throughout its history.

by Leah Peretz
on Jun 3
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