The small silhouette is a modest celebration of respect, but most North Dakotans can easily recognize the quiet dignity of one of the state's oldest landmarks.

Before sparks from the last fireworks fluttered away on the eve of the nation’s centennial celebration on July 4, 1876, the women at Fort Abraham Lincoln, Dakota Territory, knew something ...

In March of 1876, Col. George Custer and his wife, Elizabeth, were on a westbound Northern Pacific train to Fort Abraham Lincoln when the train they were riding on got stuck in massive snowdrifts.

A copy of Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer's life insurance policy is on display at Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park here. The replica of the $5,000 New York Life Insurance policy was taken out on ...

MANDAN, N.D. - A copy of Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer's life insurance policy is on display at Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park. Skip to main content Skip to ... On June 25, 1876, ...

By the middle of April 1876, five of the six top officers who provided escort for the men surveying the international boundary between the U.S. and Canada gathered together at Fort Abraham Lincoln ...

Fort Abraham Lincoln is the oldest state park in North Dakota, having been founded in 1907 by former president Theodore Roosevelt. Despite this age, it’s one that has retained its popularity for ...