"Bismarck History Chapters" Results

North Dakota entered the 2010s as the fourth-highest oil producing state in the nation, surpassing California to...

The metropolitan population was pushing into 90,000 residents at the start of the decade and exceeds 100,000...

The 1898 Fire left much of Bismarck in ruin and forced the city to rebuild, propelling Bismarck...

Bismarck was founded as the town of Edwinton in 1872 by the Northern Pacific Railway at the...

In the year following its founding, 1873 marked several key developments for the fledgling town that were...

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

If the 1970s was the decade that left behind the greatest impact, the 2000s was a close...

After back-to-back decades of consistent record growth, the boom tapered off in the 1980s. High interest rates...

It could be argued that the 1970s left its mark on Bismarck history more than any other...

By 1960, the Bismarck-Mandan micropolitan area had more than 60,000 residents. Education remained a primary growth as...

Like most cities, Bismarck experienced a massive boom following the end of World War II. Its population...

The stock market crashed in October 1929, causing widespread economic chaos across the United States. Hastening local...