Wendy Ross, superintendent of Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site, holds up an arrowhead made of Knife River flint. The hard stone used for tools and weapons is intertwined in the ...

Or North Dakota's Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site? I say this as a nature and history appreciator. My interest is not in having these places razed; ...

Or North Dakota's Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site? ... But only about 11,000 visited Knife River and 25,000 visited the Roosevelt birthplace, ...

About 10,800 people visited Knife River Indian Villages in 2024, which puts it at number 370 on the NPS’ ranking of 398 park units for which visitation statistics are kept.

About 10,800 people visited Knife River Indian Villages in 2024, which puts it at number 370 on the NPS’ ranking of 398 park units for which visitation statistics are kept.

For example, Knife River Indian Villages hosted the first-ever “ArcheoBlitz” to engage 250 middle-schoolers in archeological research. Park rangers host tours, art activities, and cultural events.

The location is between Stanton and the Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site. Lauren Donovan Jason Morsette, left, and Darian Morsette, were part of a ceremonial honor ...

When a site has pretty local historical value—like the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site in Richmond, Virginia, which remembers the life of Walker, born to a slave, who later served as the ...

Burgum named a few possible transfer candidates: Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site in New York City, Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site in North Dakota and possibly ...

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GRAND RAPIDS, MI - A 6.4-acre park in the heart of downtown Grand Rapids was once the site of an Indigenous village.