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Former Governors' Mansion State Historic Site

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Guest room/young ladies room
Guest room/young ladies room
Bedroom
Bedroom
The servant room floor
The servant room floor
Master bedroom
Master bedroom
The 19th Governor of North Dakota
The 19th Governor of North Dakota
Different wallpaper layers
Different wallpaper layers
320 E Avenue B
Bismarck, ND 58501
+1 (701) 328-9528
http://www.history.nd.gov
The private lives of public people are on display at the Former Governors' Mansion, home to 20 chief executives and their families from 1893 to 1960. An impressive staircase leads from the public rooms to the areas where children played, servants worked, and the families retreated from public life. Unique room exhibits feature the restoration process, architectural style changes, and furniture used by several governors. Tuesday After Labor Day–Memorial Weekend Friday Open for events, school tours, rentals, and by appointment. Memorial Weekend Saturday–Labor Day 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Daily Site grounds are open year-round.

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Danielle F.
8/30/2019

This is a wonderful place to visit some history! It is totally free to view everything; donations are welcome! The mansion was constructed in 1884 and was not originally built for the governors of...

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