Lewis and Clark Trail Museum Alexander North Dakota
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- Lewis and Clark Trail Museum Alexander North Dakota Check out this Small town museum with a haunted past. The museum in Alexander is situated along the Lewis and Clark Trail. The museum opened in 1969 and showcases an impressive collection of homesteader family heirlooms, antique farming equipment, and other items reminiscent of the town's unique history. The collections are housed in the original three-story schoolhouse, which was built in 1914
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Russ thank-you so much for posting your visit to the Trail Museum. I had a good friend of mine that I graduated boarding high school with, who was from Williston. The farm wear the ghost is from his family has owned for years. They raise wheat, over two thousand acres. During the summers he would volunteer at the museum. He showed me tons of pictures from their. He also told be that if the museum help does not say good morning to the ghost the displays are all disturbed and moved around, and the staff has to straighten up the mess. Williston is just a small farm town. Most people that live their have to go into Fargo to do any shopping for supplies.
I'd love a cabin like that!!
Very cool 😎👍
Who needs to go to some other country? This great country of ours has so much to offer and enjoy. Thanks Russ for taking us with you to North Dakota! Stay safe on the roads as you continue your travels.
As a member of the Tioga Pirates basketball team in the 1950s I played in the old high school gym in Alexander against the Alexander Comets. I guess the old gym was replaced with that museum pavilion next to the old school. Alexander is one of only a few small towns in ND that has put their old high school to good use as a museum, and they're done a wonderful job of it for a town of only 250 people.
Getting closer to where my Norweigian grandparents homesteaded. Area called Roseglen from what I can determine. My father rarely talked about North Dakota as he was growing up, born in 1915, lucky stiff got caught up in the depression as a teen and into his 20's. CCC was what he talked about, Fort Peck was one place he worked and talked about along with Northern Minnesota. He was born in Valley City, never heard why they left the homestead, but I imagine in the early 1900's farming was tough in that region. I thank Russ for his trip through North Dakota.....
When I see a museum of old farm equipment I wish my late father was around to explain some of the history. He was a South Dakota farmboy born in 1914. Thanks, Russ.
That school building was cool. The best part was the room that was still a classroom. On the subject of squeaky floors, It reminds me of the elementary school I went to in North Dakota. It was a three building campus. The original 1910 school building in the middle, very similar to that building. The 1930s High School building converted to Junior High on one side and the 1950s Elementary wing on the other side. We had to walk from the elementary wing through the old building to get to the gym. The floors in that building were unbelievable, and we would all stomp our feet as hard as we could when walking. The whole building would shake and I still remember the incredible noise it made. But they tore that building down just one month before we moved away. It's nice that this school building has been saved.
Thanks for the ND video. I was born in Mandan, ND
I don’t know if you have been to Billings Mt but they have Lewis and Clark places in the area. They also have a huge memorial and burial of Yellowstone Kelly on the bluff above Billings close to the airport. Also a wonderful little museum across from the airport about the history of the area.
Where are the Ghostbusters when you need them? That's a special place. Nice to get glimpse. Thanks Russ!
Elated that you stopped in Alexander, S.D. to visit the Louis & Clark Museum. Maybe the creaking floors was the Ghost? All that James Bannon had in his pocket when hung was a coin purse, coins, watch, comb, & bullets. I'd love to hook up some Clydesdales & enjoy a sleigh ride with a wool blanket over my lap, & a rich mug of hot cocoa on a frosty wintry day. Never seen a Crop Duster like that. Can't even imagine how it worked. Enjoyed this wonderful day in this quiet little town.
My wife and I really enjoy your videos. You put a lot of work in to them and it shows.
Yo Russ, West Flo shoe repair It's owned and operated in Adrian Michigan by an old biker where I get all of my boots resoled still open and operating. This museum in small town North Dakota is amazing
Very cool museum, the barn with all the equipment was very interesting, thanks for sharing....
This looks like a really cool, well-kept museum - thank you for the showcase!
ND is a nice place to visit. But as far as living there we never got used to it, especially the months on end of winter with its icey cold weather & the winds blowing off the Canadian plains. True summer was only a few weeks long, great for trips like you're taking us on now...Medora, TR National Pk & the Badlands....
Thank you..
Thanks again Russ. As always it's fun to watch. Stay safe.
Wow, what a great spot! I love local museums like this, filled with all the things the people of the area used through the years, and more than likely staffed by neighborhood volunteers. I always make a point of thanking them for their efforts when I visit. It's definitely going on my list of places to check out when I make it out there hopefully next year.
What a great place to visit. Thanks for sharing.
I will be going back to Alexander one day, I'll be sure to check out the museum. Worked in the the oil patch a little while back a couple years ago. Our yard was across the street from the Wild Bison truck stop. 🚚
Been There , DONE THAT !!!
Took the kids for education Day !!!
We all LIKED IT ....
School house said 1914 on the front Russ 107 yrs old!
Can you imagine being at the museum at dusk on a frosty Winter's evening getting ready to close up and hear the floor squeak one or two floors above you! Yikes, too spooky after hours I'm sure. Thanks again Russ...😊
Hey Russ, RVerTV is my newest favorite youtube channel - keep up the great slice of AMERICANA that you do so well!!! Many thanks - Cape Cod Chef Scotty
What an amazing vacation. Thank you so much for letting me ride along. You have a wonderful time with the last of the days that are left with your vacation. God bless you with a safe and wonderful journey.
What a cool place and great repurposing of the old school Russ!
Enjoyed it!
Great video of the museum Russ! I love that area of the country.
Thanks for Sharing Russ! Too cool for school!
Cool little town and museum. So interesting in that museum. Thanks for today’s trip.
Enjoyed that video lots of stuff to see .
Thanks for the wonderful adventure...!!
Like always another great video that was awesome there thanks Russ😅😅😅
Nice and small museum with old 30s stuffs.superb videos from you sir❤❤❤👌👌👌👍👍👍
Very cool. I went to a grade school and I had a desk like that. 👍
I sure do like all these museums you have filmed this year!
Thank you Russ that really was an old school
Russ Too Cool 4 School - RVerTV - Best TV On TH-cam. Thank you Russ.
Very cool place. Thanks
Beautiful ♥️ town nice 👍 museum 😊👌 watching fr jamaica 😎🌅🏖️
Great video Russ!
Instead of tearing down old buildings fill them with local history and enough volunteers to run them. Thank you for stopping.
Please next time show the floor what kind of covering I thought I saw what they call a braided rag rug Would have loved to seen it
If you are talking about the cabin, it looked like some 1970s shag carpeting to me. Which seemed very out of place.
14:21...the community did their job?
well done
Hey Russ!!! "AWESOME" "AWESOME"!!! Be Safe!!!
Thanks Russ for another enjoyable video. Who knew? We were up there in June and wish we knew about this museum.
I love the history Russ! Thank you for allowing me to ride shotgun. Safe travels!
I live in alexzander and my great grandfather used to go to that museum and I go to the alexzander public school there and we are in 4th grade and got the highest score for star reading and math in the entire school AND finally I was in the parade throwing candy. Alexzander is a good place to live.
I remember when Alexander was still tiny! Some people were trying to talk me into teaching there when there were only 40 kids K-12 in the school district. I visited the town and toured the museum (which was fun). I decided there was no future in the town. Turns out that oil came along and I was very wrong!
Another fun school/museum to visit is further east in Egeland, ND.
My own school district consolidated with a school that was in a building like this. We continued the elementary in that town, so we use a small part of this building, but it is sad to see that most of the building sits empty.
I think it's still tiny. Looking at the population on Wikipedia It has doubled in size in the last 20 years but it is still well below the 1940 population of 415.
Cute little cabin. Nowadays they call them "Tiny Homes".
Yep it's about time to think about heading south. Hubby and I are also thinking about getting back on the road, south to Tucson area for the winter.
Too cool for school'', as you would say as you walk thru the school house
Lewis and Clark opened the West to the Easterners.
After the long trip West they went back to Washington with the report of what they found.
WOW!!
We visited there this summer as we followed the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. This was our favorite stop. We spent a hours there; breakfast at the cafe, chatting with Kathy the museum manager and with Jess for the best cup of coffee and conversation!
Awesome museum! Odd that the killer of a family should be immortalized as a ‘ghost’ instead of the family members. I think they would be the ones that would be walking the floors of the afterlife in protest of their murder.
21:03 Wow, they're even flying the Canadian maple leaf. Maybe the townsfolk are hoping...
A person could spend a couple of days in there!
Imagine, purpose building a barn to house a museum. I bet certain farmers viewing this would kill for a barn like this! LoL
4:50-‘Passing notes back and forth.’ For some of us it was passing answers back and forth. 25 cents apiece.
4:23 - there' my picture! Thats how i got started in EHS..my name "south of the border" is PISO MOJADO!
Lewis was killed on the Natchez trace in Mississippi they have a memorial at the site and a free campground
Hi Russ from quarzsite
Close to Canada? Saw the Canadian maple leaf flag blowing in the wind.
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No Lewis and Clark artifacts ?
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Getting curls in your hair looks dangerous. Great museum.
Shoe repair is definitely a lost art. I watch a guy on youtube repair shoes! That and purses. Obviously they are usually high quality shoes. That's why most aren't getting shoes repaired. Today's shoes are made to be thrown away.
Yes, we live in a disposable society.
I guess unless your from an old school place you wouldn't know what or how the crop sprayer was or worked!
Interesting museum. Including some frontier justice. Do you know why they fly the Canadian flag ? Thanks for the tour. Safe travels.😊
too bad one of those ghost adventure shows don't try to investigate the place to see if he's real lol
ALL of ND is small town...........................