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State Historical Society of North Dakota
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Videos related to North Dakota history, culture, and heritage, and the state museums and historic sites of North Dakota.
North Dakota's Liberty Bell Replica Now on Display
The Liberty Bell was moved from offsite storage to the North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum last week and is now on display in the Corridor of History! Learn more about the Liberty Bell at statemuseum.nd.gov/exhibits/corridor-history/skylights.
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Our Heritage: Spinning Wheel
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Learn about Inga Martinsen Anderson and the spinning wheel she donated to our collection. The spinning wheel was built by Inga's great-grandfather in Oslo, Norway, around 1750, and the family brought it with them when they immigrated from Oslo to Milnor, ND, in the early 1880s.
Our Heritage: Daguerreotypes
Просмотров 1222 месяца назад
Daguerreotypes are the first publicly available and commercially viable type of photograph. Take a look at daguerreotypes in our collection from Royal Daniel Ross and his family, and learn more about daguerreotypes from Photo Archivist Matthew Ely.
Our Heritage: Joseph Enright
Просмотров 2133 месяца назад
Captain Joseph Enright is the officer credited with sinking the largest warship by a U.S. submarine. Learn more about Enright from State Historical Society of North Dakota Director Bill Peterson and see some of the pins he received for his service in the U.S. Navy.
Our Heritage: Titanic Stories From North Dakota
Просмотров 2054 месяца назад
Most people know about the sinking of the Titanic, but did you know at least three passengers had ties to North Dakota? Hear the stories of Ole Ableseth, including an oral history clip from Ole himself, Herbert and Carrie Chaffee, and Johannes Nysveen.
Our Heritage: Firearms in the Gun Vault Part II
Просмотров 2735 месяцев назад
Learn about more of the firearms in our gun vault at the North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum with Security Supervisor David Schlecht.
A Look at Marvelocity With Exhibitions Manager David Newell
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Take a look at 𝘔𝘢𝘳𝘷𝘦𝘭𝘰𝘤𝘪𝘵𝘺: 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘈𝘳𝘵 𝘰𝘧 𝘈𝘭𝘦𝘹 𝘙𝘰𝘴𝘴 with Exhibitions Manager David Newell. Learn about the artist and his work. 𝘔𝘢𝘳𝘷𝘦𝘭𝘰𝘤𝘪𝘵𝘺 is on exhibit at the North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum through June 9, 2024. statemuseum.nd.gov/exhibits/marvelocity
Our Heritage: Firearms in the Gun Vault Part I
Просмотров 2096 месяцев назад
Did you know that the lower level of the North Dakota Heritage Center houses our museum collections, and in that collection is a gun vault containing hundreds of firearms? Learn about some of the firearms in our gun vault with Security Supervisor David Schlecht.
Our Heritage: Fannie Dunn Quain
Просмотров 1177 месяцев назад
Dr. Fannie Dunn Quain (1874-1950) was North Dakota’s first licensed female physician. As a young woman, she worked multiple jobs to save money to go to medical school. She graduated from the University of Michigan in 1898 with a doctor of medicine degree. After moving to Bismarck, she became a prominent figure in the area and was elected Burleigh County’s superintendent of schools. She had an a...
Silo-ology - A Brief History of American Missile Silos
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Join Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile State Historic Site Supervisor Rob as he explores the history and progression of the missile silo in American history from 1959 to 2024. Topics include basing summaries for Atlas, Titan, Minuteman, and Peacekeeper intercontinental ballistic missiles, along with why such installations were built. While protecting one leg of the American nuclear deterrent forc...
Happy Holidays from the State Historical Society of North Dakota and its Foundation!
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Wishing you a train-quil Christmas and wondrous adventures in 2024. We are deeply grateful for your love of North Dakota history. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us at the State Historical Society of North Dakota and State Historical Society of North Dakota Foundation!
Fantastical Flourishes: The Folk Art of Pieper Bloomquist
Просмотров 3749 месяцев назад
Drawing on the imagery of folk art, Pieper Bloomquist renders a fanciful modern world using traditional materials such as linen/jute canvas, homemade gesso primer (made of eggs, flour, chalk, and sometimes animal glue), and egg tempera paint. Her artworks are inspired by family traditions, her experiences as an oncology nurse, rural life in the Upper Midwest, and current events such as the COVI...
Meet the Interns: Emily Royston
Просмотров 114Год назад
Emily was an audiovisual collections intern at the State Archives. She processed and described AV collections, using video editing and digitization software, handled and inspected film and analog tapes, and engaged in preservation practices.
Meet the Interns: Shelby Kriewald
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Shelby was a reference intern at the State Archives. She helped patrons use the microfilm scanners, atlases, and county history books as well as helped them navigate our website's indexes and genealogical resources.
Meet the Interns: Elizabeth Acheson
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Elizabeth Acheson was a library processing intern in the State Archives. She worked with publications in the archives, including uncataloged microfiche in our collection.
Archives In Action: How to Capture Microfilm
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Archives In Action: How to Capture Microfilm
Archives in Action: Women's History Month
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Archives in Action: Women's History Month
Duck and Cover: A look at bomb shelters and civil defense during the Cold War
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Duck and Cover: A look at bomb shelters and civil defense during the Cold War
Archives in Action: Bicentennial Oral History Collection
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Archives in Action: Bicentennial Oral History Collection
Heritage Art Tunnel: Public Art Connected to North Dakota Studies
Просмотров 1202 года назад
Heritage Art Tunnel: Public Art Connected to North Dakota Studies
Happy Holidays from the State Historical Society of North Dakota and our Foundation!
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Happy Holidays from the State Historical Society of North Dakota and our Foundation!
Archives in Action: Kids books in the Archives Library
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Archives in Action: Kids books in the Archives Library
Myths of Nekoma - The Pyramid of North Dakota and the Stanley R. Mickelsen Safeguard Complex
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Myths of Nekoma - The Pyramid of North Dakota and the Stanley R. Mickelsen Safeguard Complex
Archives in Action: Meet the Archivists, Archives Month, 2021
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Archives in Action: Meet the Archivists, Archives Month, 2021
Tales from the Prairie: North Dakota Families' Home Movies
Просмотров 6532 года назад
Tales from the Prairie: North Dakota Families' Home Movies
Archives In Action: Silent Films & Area Filmmakers
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Archives In Action: Silent Films & Area Filmmakers
Sensational Sundays: If Quilts Could Talk, a Bed-Turning
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Sensational Sundays: If Quilts Could Talk, a Bed-Turning
Cancer rates are very high in nekoma and Langdon and surrounding towns. Something tragic happened in this place and someone’s hiding it. They pulled the military out and sealed the doors with concrete and had military’s guarding it while it was closed. I know because my dad was there and told me. It’s not some google search shit. This is the truth. This dude doesn’t know his head from his ass.
The approximate 5 billion dollar price tag (around 33 billion $ in todays money) for the north dakota pyramid base is a huge front for underground black budget government and corporate space science, travel, weaoponry and technology missions and projects regarding intergalactic activities and travel. Likely the secret space program and mars defense forse was created with this project money, among other sources. Today the black budget projects is in the trillions of $.
Where can the entire speech be found
Cool infrastructure project.
Our lost President
Got a site visit this site on my "to-do" list *LIKED* and *SUBSCRIBED* --LT
The Day After- The movie where the US Air Force launched Minuteman missiles from silos right in front of the residence halls on the KU campus.
It should be noted that the Grand Forks AFB Minuteman missile system was deactivated in 1991 and all missiles were removed.
“I’m a rich, white Liberal…And in case you didn’t know? I’m here to exploit all minorities and act as your champion and savior. Not because I give two-shits about you, it’s to acquire more political power. Once I’ve got it, you’ll be discarded and forgotten about.”
The process of eliminating the Base provided a lot of Modular Homes to sell.
Юра мы всё проебали
I saw this title & started to roll my eyes then realized it was from the NDHS. Btw, from a Montana historian, I am extremely impressed by the NDHS. Wow they do great work!
Amazing, I was told my great great grandfather was to come over on the Titanic but was unable due to severe illness. Got lucky I guess!
He was blessed.
I was about to say to wrap the poles 4x before putting on the cover but somebody beat me to it. This was very well done...coming from someone who has made the 3-pole style for 4 decades now. Made me subscribe to see what else you have. Pilamaya and Miigwech.,
Great video
Good facts.
You may want to change the name of this video. I stumbled upon because I was on the Historic Society for the gun videos. I love this, but wouldn't have found if....
Love these. DO MORE. And more details if needed. Look into having Forgotten Weapons (gun Jesus) come and do some detailed videos on your guns. Your channel with a connect to his.
Love these videos. DO MORE and take the time to give us more information is the individual guns, mechanics of them, .....
Great video and presentation, thanks!! ❤
Trying to contact someone from the State Historical Society here. I'm a person who makes short youtube videos telling personal stories. I was hoping to use some footage of the Safeguard complex in one of my upcoming stories. The videos are entirely non-commercial. The video I'm working on right now is about the low-level existential anxiety people my age grew up with as kids in North Dakota. All the missile silos nearby, the duck and cover drills, etc. I wouldn't use more than a few seconds of your footage for a couple different spots. I would give you full credit for your footage. Please let me know. I'm happy to answer any questions you might have. Thanks.
How would you like to explain technology 49 years behind deployment. Welcome to this site.
That place was all about nuclear warfare the way Edward Teller and The Lord God Jehovah intended!
It’s pretty weird when part of our lives becomes historical. Peace was our profession..
TITAN I was the most expensive and largest silo systems ever built
My fiancé Marlee, and visited wheatland wyoming launch control facility quebec one a few months back. The Titan 2 museum down in Arizona. I had gone and visited back in the 90s. About 7 different times and this last December my fiancé, and I went together. She says it was a totally different experience then just watching a viwell worth going. We also went and seen the air museum in tucson , along with the western movie sets. You did have a lot of good information. Use your volume was kind of low but one thing that you overlooked you mentioned about the titan 2, but you forgot to mention about the titan ones
It's crazy what a guy had to go thru for a SAC lunch back in the cold war. Then your toilet seat wold cost $600!
too low volume! can't hear you. too bad as live in NM where there are several & was stationed in ND....
Looks like pavepaws down here on the cape in Massachusetts.
Great presentation. I grew up near the site for the Montana installation and we used to visit the remains that were left over. It wasn't very complete and there was no pyramid structure. I've heard that it is now a graffiti mess but wasn't that way in the late 70's to mid 80's. I remember a bunch of friends in my grade school not being around after the project was shut down and construction cancelled. Growing up in the missile fields during the Cold War was an interesting experience and we had several LF's on our land. Little was shared about the details of these facilities especially as a youth so presentations like this one are fascinating.
Laser printer on the clear cassette tape is simpler
Long story short, everyone ate good for decades who was involved with this budget..
Wow. I remember using step and repeat cameras back in the 70s. Also used several COM devices. And both vesicular and diazo duplicators. 16, 35 and 105mm formats. Thousands upon thousands of 16 and 35 mm rolls and fiche I've done. Good memories watching your video. Thanks!
A double bed turning! 🩷
bro,why are we watching you watching a screen.who put this together lol.
Bro? LOL. Please don’t breed. Thanks and goodbye
A limited exchange of atomic weapons may well have been survivable but once thermonuclear weapons were developed I see why a lot of people thought it was futile - weapons thousands of times more powerful than their atomic brethren, and many more of them too.
The Peacekeeper seemed like a good missile, always found it interesting it was the only cold launched ICBM (excluding SLBM's of course) The whole system was nuts and just shows how barmy the cold war was.
You know your stuff my dude. Impressive knowledge of such a shadowy part of history.
Did you get your hair caught in the mechanism or something?
You should talk less.
I was running sound for a band playing in Mountain ND, 3 miles from the Cavalier Space Station. Mid song, the band stopped playing, ripped out their in ear wireless monitors, and started yelling at me. Someone came up to me and said, "They must have just cranked up the power to the radar".
Thank you for this, great info.
Cool presentation thank you
She's Hot!!!
Sebastian was a great guide.
I saw this at the Museum recently, and as an artist interested in historical subjects, I was wowed. I was also fortunate enough to be in front of it when a Mandan tour guide explained a lot of the history and culture contained in the painting. My dad proposed to my mom at Double Ditch, years ago.
I visited the site May 2023. Yes, historic, and an excellent tour guide.
I live in Poplar Montana on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. I've been to the Fort many times and will continue to go there.
Do you have any videos or pictures on the abandoned Finley Air Force Base. I can't find very much on Google
Oh yeah, then explain the “No Homers” sign on the door.
Disinformation.
Bollix ya lazy wankstain, the info is top drawer. I've studied this system for decades and our boy is well versed. I bet he could get well versed in Power Point too😂