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Chateau de Mores Historic Site
The Marquis de Mores, a French aristocrat, built a meat packing plant just outside of the cowtown of Medora in
1883. He also built a 26 room chateau to house himself and his family. The original chateau has been well preserved and is now a state historic site.
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Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site
Located 25 miles southwest of Williston, ND, the Fort Union Trading Post was built near the junctions of the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers. This became an important fur trading area. Be sure to vist Bourgeois House Visitor Center while in the park.
Address: 25 miles southwest of Williston, Williston, ND
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This 1,758 acre site, located just outside of Stanton, ND, has more than fifty archeological sites attesting to occupation by indigenous plains peoples more than 8000 years ago. See the circular depressions in the earth.
Visit the earthlodge and visitor center on site.
Address: 1/2 a milde north of Stanton on County Rd. 37 Stanton, ND
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