EPPING, North Dakota

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BUFFALO TRAILS MUSEUM

Buffalo Trails Museum, a community supported non-profit organization, is dedicated to preserving a record of the Epping, Wheelock and Springbrook area.  Also of its early Indian inhabitants, and of the trials and triumphs of the plains pioneer. The eight-building complex includes a homesteader's log cabin, a dentist's office, a photograph gallery, a library, and the original Stevens country school.

 ORGANIZED:   1966 - Non-profit Corporation, Directors elected from membership.

  • FOUNDER - Paster Duane R. Lindberg, Serving local parish 1961 - 1968.
  • EXHIBITS - Relate to regional history from the prehistoric through homestead era.  Design, painting, construction (dioramas and full figures) by Elmer Halvorson, local artist and curator.
  • BUILDING COMPLEX - Restorations 1903 to 1925

Museum open for tours Memorial Weekend to Labor Day Weekend.

MUSEUM HOURS

Sundays.........12:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Tuesday - Saturday.........10:00 am to 4:00 pm

{Large groups - call for tour in advance}

701-859-4361

(Office phone disconnected during winter)

 Contact:  buffalotrailmuseum@yahoo.com

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Attached Document or FileTHE BEGINNING OF BUFFALO TRAILS MUSEUM Click to read Elmer Halvorson's account of how the museum came to be.
 
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