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James (Jim) Glatt is a local entrepreneur and restaurateur. Glatt is perhaps best known as the long-time...

Cock ‘N Bull was a short-lived restaurant. It was a re-brand of its predecessor, Dakota Burgers, which opened...

Wachter Warehouse is an historic building located at the northeast corner of 5th Street and Front Avenue....

Southridge Centre is a strip center located on South 9th Street across from Kirkwood Mall. Southridge is anchored...

Bismarck Bowling Center was a local bowling alley that operated in Bismarck for decades. Joe and Helen...

The Fleck House Hotel was a local hotel that operated at the corner of Thayer Avenue and 2nd...

The years spanning 1878-1883 were quite possibly the most important in Bismarck’s history, cementing Bismarck’s future as...

Dr. Walter Atwood Burleigh (1820-1896) was a physician, Indian agent, trader, entrepreneur, opportunist, steamboat captain, and politician. Burleigh County,...

The dramatic - and allegedly unconstitutional - decision to relocate the capital of Dakota Territory to Bismarck...

Alexander Hughes was a prominent politician, entrepreneur, lawyer, and military general. He served as chairman of the...

Malinda (Linda) Louise Warfel Slaughter (1843-1911) was a pioneering women’s rights activist, school superintendent, journalist, historian, attorney, artist,...

The Drumstick Cafe was a long-time restaurant in downtown Bismarck. The Drumstick was established by Frank Ives...