Founded in 2005, the mission of the Bismarck Historical Society is to learn, preserve and promote the history of Bismarck, North Dakota.
The Bismarck Historical Society has no program scheduled for this month but does invite you to participate in the events that will be held in Bismarck and throughout the state during our nation's 250th birthday celebration.
Link to some of the events: North Dakota's Celebration of America's 250th
Step into history through an evening of live Chautauqua performance and conversation. The Bismarck Historical Society is partnering with The Study and Bringing Humanities to Life at BSC under an ND250 grant to host a special event featuring nationally recognized living history scholars Joyce Jefferson and Marvin Jefferson, with guest moderator Dr. Larry Skogen. Scholars will be portraying two remarkable figures connected to the American West and the Northern Plains: Sarah Campbell and York.
Admission is free, but pre-registration is encouraged. Doors open at 6:00pm. Pre-registration link: https://www.thestudynd.org/event-details/venturing-with-the-vanguard-the-voices-of-sarah-campbell-york
Program will be presented by Susan Wefald. More information will be forthcoming.
As time draws closer to the annual meeting date, watch your mail for a member invitation and our Facebook page for more information on this special society event.
Join Kate Waldera as she delves into the life of Andrew Carnegie and the important part he played in the creation of the Bismarck Public Library.
Library history sources: History of the Bismarck Public Library
The Bismarck Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. PO Box 47, Bismarck, ND 58502-0047.