North Dakota’s history is a fascinating one. As a relatively younger state, a lot of the older history happened while it was still part of the Dakota Territory. From the days of the Native Americans to the European pioneers and later settlers, there are many stories from across the prairie. There were a handful of battles across the state, and one, in particular, has gone down in the record books as one of the bloodiest, most brutal battles ever – and you can visit where it happened.

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Address: 7310 86th Street SE, Kulm, ND, 58465

To learn more about this historic site, click here. You can also visit its official Facebook page to see upcoming events and interesting tidbits about its past.

Discover more historic sites across North Dakota and learn about the extensive history of the prairie. Most of them are free to visit!

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