“Out here, the land does not make things easy. Wind works the ridgelines. Clay-heavy soil holds tight, then lets go. What survives in the North Dakota Badlands survives because it learned to live in relationship with this ground — giving back as much as it takes. That idea is the whole of…”
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North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library aims to be one of the eco-friendliest buildings in the country and a model for a new generation of immersive history museums.
On-site restaurant named for native saltbush and red rock.
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Many travelers leave North Dakota as their 50th visited U.S. state, so much so that the Fargo-Moorhead Visitors Center even has a cheeky “Best for Last Club” (members get a commemorative T-shirt and ...
on-site restaurant at presidential library