The development of Eastwood Park began in 1906 and by the mid 1920's it was home to many of Minot's founding families, an Orthodox Church and synagogue. Architectural styles represented in the area include Princess Anne, English Tudor, and Craftsman Style bungalows. A walk through Eastwood Park, from the Central Avenue Bridge, west to Roosevelt Park, is a walk through a piece of history preserved for the future.
This year-round facility offers something for everyone, including go-carts and an 18
Minot, ND Fun CentersA mile-long train ride on a 2/5 scale of a Great Northern F-8 locomotive No.1177
Minot, ND Fun CentersRiverwalk provides the opportunity to explore the beauty of Minot along a 2 1/2
Minot, ND TrailsDirt track racing....
The 5th Bomb Wing Public Affairs Office conducts tours for groups of 10 to 45 people. At least four weeks advance notice is r...
The center's galleries showcase art by local, regional and national artists....
The large statue of Tommy Turtle riding a snowmobile is this area's local mascot....
Reproductions of women's garments representing the years 1860 through 1907....