Fort Buford State Historic Site in Williston, North Dakota, preserves the remnants of a significant frontier plains military post established in 1866. Visitors can explore original features like the stone powder magazine, post cemetery site, and the officers' quarters building, which now houses a museum.
This historic site played a crucial role in protecting overland and river routes in the West for nearly three decades and is notable for being the location where Sitting Bull surrendered in 1881. With modern facilities, picnic areas, and campgrounds, Fort Buford offers a self-guided tour and educational exhibits for visitors to immerse themselves in the region's rich history.
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