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The state’s largest museum, with four galleries covering North Dakota’s history from prehistoric times to today, including fossils, Native American artifacts, and interactive exhibits. Free admission. Formerly Dakota Dinosaur Museum, features dinosaur skeletons, fossils, minerals, and paleontology exhibits. Regional museum with paleontology, Native American, and pioneer history exhibits, including a full-size triceratops and fossil prep lab. Aviation museum with historic aircraft, aviation memorabilia, and exhibits on North Dakota’s aviation history. Hands-on railroad museum focusing on Minot’s railroad history from 1886 to the present, with model trains and memorabilia. Railroad artifacts, rolling stock, Hall of Fame, and historic depot on five acres. Free admission. State historical museum with exhibits on local history, fur trade, and regional culture. The state’s official art museum, with contemporary and international art, Native American works, and rotating exhibitions. North Dakota’s largest art museum, featuring 20th- and 21st-century American and regional art, ceramics, and special exhibitions. Free admission. Downtown Minot art museum with two galleries, gift shop, and rotating exhibits of local and regional artists. Museum dedicated to the American bison, including live buffalo herd and Plains Indian artifacts. Museum and hall of fame celebrating the state’s cowboy, Native American, and rodeo heritage. Museum dedicated to game wardens and wildlife law enforcement, located in the International Peace Garden. Aviation museum with historic aircraft, aviation displays, and interactive exhibits. Interactive children’s museum with science, art, and play exhibits. Museum dedicated to baseball legend Roger Maris, located in West Acres Mall. Historic farmhouse and birthplace of bandleader Lawrence Welk. Pioneer and agricultural history museum with thousands of artifacts. State park with pioneer village and museum on Icelandic and local history. Regional art center in a historic library building, with exhibitions and art programs. Unique museum featuring rocks, minerals, and fossils from North Dakota and around the world. Museum and live bison herd, including the famous albino bison, White Cloud. Museum and interpretive center at the confluence of the Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers, with exhibits on history, geology, and culture. Museum and interpretive center focusing on the Lewis and Clark Expedition and regional history. |
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