Fort Mandan is the reconstructed winter home of the Lewis & Clark Expedition in 1804-1805
Washburn, ND FortsThis interpretive site contains artifacts from every tribe the explorers encountered on their journey. The center's Bergquist Gallery features a rare complete set of the printed artworks of Swiss artist Karl Bodmer. The story of nearby Fort Clark is told in a seperate exhibit. Includes 24
Washburn, ND Education CentersThe site overlooks the area where Lewis and Clark established their headquarters for the winter of 1804-05
Washburn, ND Historic SitesA 800-acre farm and ranch on the Lewis and Clark Trail, 5 miles from Washburn and the Lewis &
Washburn, ND Education CentersCourse Access: Semi-PrivateHoles: 9Reserve Advance Tee Times: Yes...
Historical area artifacts from early settlement days....
Center tells history of the area and the people who inhabited the area near where the two great rivers converge. Permanent an...
Built in 1912 with logs and native clay. Used until 1962. Pioneer architecture and sod roof....
The world's largest walleye is a 25-foot fiberglass statue that represents the great walleye fishery at nearby Lake Sakakawea...